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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-04-26

Racngrizlng that this Is "a time
phen Ocangt burg County ne, Ids the
services Of progressive and patriotic
business men to represent the Couaty
in the legislature, we suggest the
name Of Col. ". G. Smith IS a pr0rer
nan to enter the r: CO for the Lsg!sla-
ture. C'l. Smith Is business mar
Vt ability aud god d judgrent, and be
l., inst the s)rt Of man shat this coun-
5y should send to Columbia 20 repre-
sent cur p:ople. While 1t Is business
acd personal sac-'6ca for corpetent
men TO servo as L g'siato7s, still there
should be men wnc are willing to re-
spond when called upoa by tie public
Therefore We call upon Col. Sni n to
become a candidate for representative
in the Legislature. CltizeDs.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-04-26
Happily Married

A notable ard BEAUTIFUL social
event wss the first E .ster wedding O
Ehe season, that Of Miss Mary Lou
Fielder AMI Mr.. 81 muel Martin, o.
AUGUSTA, which took. place Tuesday
afternoon Of last week at the Church
OF the Rsdeemer, tn" Rev. John John
son OF Charleston cfi raJRg
The church had been tfsctlVely
decorated in Ester lilies, Southern
smilax and wisteria. MISS Ida Kohr
presided at the organ and as Neucel'
ssohns wedding Ma CD" vas played
the two usbers. Mr.. John TwiRgs, Of
Augusta, ard Mr.. Pau! Felter, ol NeN
Oriesns, walked slowly up the aisle,
followed by Miss Pauline Izlar: maid
of tonor. attir,d 10 a beautiful am
dainty costume Of white SIX batiste.
4lsborately trimmed in valenciennes
lace ard hand embroidery.
She wore picture hat IN pure
white and carried lovely bunch Of
pink carnations and ferns. AS The
groom with his hest nau, MI. W J.
liam Warclsv, Ct Augusta, G. ire III m
rhe vtstry, the BRIDE with Ter father
c c.me up the aisle and met before the
Il az, where the impressive ceremony
was perform cd. The was lovely tn 8
travelling gown of blue Wolfe ever
tsfTeta With het g q gloves to mac
See carried large boz qlft Of br. dss'
RISES and ferns. Mas er James R)~.
e,tson and Miss Helen WGrley sctcc
rs flower bearers.
After The ceremony tire bridal par
~ and few iny,ten friends repal'ef
- the hame OF M r ana Mira W. V
'zar, where p cfption was held
,iue happy coupe iei. na !ha af;er
n0on's train f3r M Y r.. nd Ca"
ada. The cu.- frrWn v.ai ors veu:
MIS- r bert M4'lin. Uf Augns "a; NJ"
Ph,niz, At d MIS- Pni"'zy, Of Au4u~
"a. Nj ano M W',em M%riih
Ms F5arcis F~m.. s, Miss d. )
Wood ~sld. Mr Assi VI ID ntir, MI.
Jack Pni,izy, M. Jameo B3ih eli.
Miss HrpriuJia Rrbr,,s,c, Ct AuRus
&; Mrs. william Watiy, Of G a'les'
TOD, and Mr.. Clinton Fa.dar ot Back
vile.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-04-26
Attention uemoCrarbl

Robert Llde, E O., Chairman OF the
County Democratic Executive Com
mi5tee, has sent out circular to the
presidents OF the different clubs call.
,ng tneir attention to the fact that
under The rules OF the party all cluo
meetings should be held on next SaluI-
day and asking them to see that a
call for the meeting Is issued, 80 as all
members viii nave an opportunity of
attending. At this mseGing tuere
should BE- revision OF tie cub rullo
auu c.uo o1l ,,rs elected. Also eIecI
d leaaLes tJ Jhs Couaty Convention.
which will be held az the Court HouHt
It noon on Monday, May 7ph, 1906
upon a basis Of one de.oSate for each
twenty-five members On club rolls ano
one delegate for msj j)rity frsctloh
thereof. 1t Is hoped tlst there will
be full attendance on al the c.uo
meetings. - go. -'',-.'-....' -. .'-5
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-04-26
A Convict CatlShL.
E3itor OF Times and D ;mocrat:

E3itor OF Times and D mocrat:
Dave Guiny who was Sentenced
to serve q term Of five years OF chail:
gaag for attempting to wreck trsi''
OF Coest Lire Rad, ard Whc md
.hie eerera laet DIV voe lcc"ta6 In
Augusta by M Fed FJre,t on city
gang Oh last Wednesday,. I was oct!-
fsl on same evening and On Tlur>
day morning We went oVer and
brought convict back. H. has on
year and eight months 70 serve. H
escaped from G.Dg NJ. 2 Fhen =
trusty. Hs will bn d trusty NJ ncre.
=: 49, OLIN NJ. .DANTzLER. =
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-04-26
DANCE ar OF. maTraEWs.
Gwen by the Young Mems German
Club Of the Pace.

" ven Uy tA0 Io0"S hNSAA - w. S~
Club Of the Pace.
A very charming social event was
tho dance which was arranged by the
Young Msns' Garmen club, and wblch
took place on Monday night tho 165h
instant, at Gains hall St. Matthews.
Al circumstances tended to make the
:ffair an uplimited success. The
weather was delightful, the floor 10
perfect order and the music, which
vas furnished By PlnckneY's band OF
Columbia, kept suca beautiful Clint
that dancing was a double pleasure to
deyvtees Ct Terpsiohore. Tne ball
was opened at 8 30 and the wee smA'
hours found the young people trip
ping the flight fantastic" as full OF
eager pleasute as If they had just be.
eun, Bssidts an unusual number OF
dancers there were many spectators
who enjoyed the pretty scene before
them alnost as much as the partic!'
pants. Those present were:
Misses Gussie Haigler OF Camden,
Sarah Seay of Columbia, Rosa Treze-
want of FJ Moote, The Misses Kicker
baker, the Misses Bowman, AMI Miss
Pena Surentrue Of O-angeburg, the
Misses Reb. cque Wlmberly, 1oez
Wlmberly, Ernestine Cain. Lillian
Wise, Helen Donald, Ermine Wells,
Ella Saliey, Mau3e Burke, Dsliep
Buyck, Allie Bull, Graca Bull, Grace
James Of ST. Matthew; Mssdsmes J
NJ Patrick OF Anderson, Robt. S
Spigener of Columbia, J. B McLsuch'
lin Of Bishopville, E S. Pulling, A.
f. Pantlirg, B. F Rruc'. G. A. B Z
ter, Lee Cain. L 8. Drener, +. +.
Hill, Claude Gaffney, F. c. Cain OF
st. Matthews; Messrs. Clareoce Rsni,
ker, Cleveland WannamaEer anc
George Scht11sy of Orange burg; Geo
W. Resves, Albert Jarecky and L. NJ
Green of University Of South Caro-
ius; b. F. Markedine of Charleston
Geo. W. Cavenaush of Greensboro, n.
o St. Julian Tyler, D, H. Taylor, J.
& @ sigler Of Cameron; MI. Bowers Of
Prosperity, s. D. shock!ey CT Colum'
bia, J. L. Jackson OF Jamison, o L.
Rast, B. e Croft of Swansea, P: A
Buyck of Bishopville, Mr.. Fulen wild.
er Of Baltimore, Md. Paul Barron o1
Rock Hill, B. L Nj xon OF Charleston
G. A. Baxter, B. D Zimmerman, d
81. Johnson, T. L. Vaughn, Mlr'
Jarecky, T s. Paullipg, A E PAUL.
ing, q. a. Paullang, Clifton Stsck,
Clyde Shockley, Jas. Tate, Ben PAUL.
ing, Carlisle Barton, McQ 'ean Fuures
@. P. q Ig,er, e NJ. R.cKenbake-. o.
e Clay, John E Dreher, E. F: Hill,
Lee Osiu, F. W. Wedges, B. r
Bruce, T. NJ. Wannamaker, W. F
Buyck ". W. Fair, Joho King, T.
81. Symmes.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-04-26
Killed Himself Acoiden ally.

o. last Saturday aft.rn on Charles
Z'rmermhp, VINO lived on o"f Of Mr.
Paul Grsubirg's PAGES In the f II
Holes n.ightcrn. cd, whi'e cut b:rr
hunting accidentally snct ann kll!ec
Himself. 1t is supposed that be was
leaning en- lis gun wh=n IL was dis
charged in soms way and tha load OF
shot hit him about the fecs from TIE
effects OF wrIch be d'ed q few hf
afterwards. Z Iamermsn WAS 3 you *
neg,o, beiUg only about twenty-five
years of age. ITO physicians got to
him before he died aud cid all that
medical skill ccu,d do to save him
but he vas mort4lly hut frlm THE
first,
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-04-26
A Beautiful dom Wedding.

On Wednesday, April 11tb, the
home OF Mr.. J. 81. 2 :lgler, Of upper
Limestone, was the scene OF q mar
riage which for it's simplicity and
quiet beauty will be long remembered -.
Nearly s huudrtd friends and rela-
tives were gathered in the Old tim
southern home, whose white columns
and widely open doors beamed the
glad welcome extended to all. A,
twelve o'clock the Bridal Chorus from
L Jhengrin announced the time When
me sweet girl bride, Annie zaigIer
wouli be given in marriage to Marion
Gramnng, her hearts worthy choice
The attendants we're near relatives OF
bride and groom VIZ: Mis-, Pauline
q .igler with Mr.. julius Granting
Miss Lessie Walsh with MI. VIM.
G-amling, Miss E)la Rob'usou w,uH
Mr.. Clarence Inabinet, Miss Hessie
Robinson with Mr.. Tom Zagler. Toe
bride wore an exquisite costume Of
white crepe do chtna trimmed IN lace
Over her left arm she cLrried whit
carnations aud. t rms, fragrant and
beautiful. The bridesmaids wore all
white and the groom and groomsner
plain morning suits. 1mmediately
after the ceremony spoken by Rev.
Mr.. Mahnffey a b0untiful dinner WIS
served 10 courses, consisting OF meats,
vegetables, salads and ices. The PIE
senls of silver, china and many use
full and lovely articles filed seVsra.
tables. At the close of the eventual
day, the bride and groom showerea
With the inevitable rec and with an
old shce surrssptlti0u.ly tied to the
buggy, drove to tteir home near
Cameron.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-04-26
An Artistic Treat.

Mrs. Laura Mehrtsls will appear
at the Academy OF Music this evening
at half.past 8 o'clock In piano-forGe
recital. Although now a resident Of
Savannah, Mrs Mehrtens is native
OF Germany and received In Berlin
under R.lnicke the training tnat
gives her musical nature the ability to
Xpress itself. Tue Columbia State
in sp aking Of MIS-. Mehrtens appear.
4nce In THAT city last week says t2e
recital may justly b. classified
among the very best musical Cfariags
OF the entire seeso In Columbia Mrs
Mshrtens quickly impressed the au-
dlence with her remarkable technical
ABILITY AID she was greeled With en-
6husiast.c applause at the c7Eciu8ion
Of each humber. The programme Vas
quite long one and CT great testirg
difficulty, buI every danand on teoh-
n!QIe vas met With ease and
strength. In the L! Il "Tarantella"
aud in the Chopin "Berceuse," playch
With gr at delicacy aud beau y o. tuGe
the musical side CT the pianls5 was best
revealed. After the tuo L'sz5 numbers
she was Oh ! ged to respond to t.t ca.
OF the audience aud gave as an encore
The Spanish Dance" In the Sec md
concerto movement In e minor
(Chopin) the brllliantrrns we're played
With an ease ard f Xlli4ity that COM
pellea the admiration Of those OF the
audience WHO appr ated their teoa-
meal difficulty. Tue last number on
the programme was the favorlte old
seminary "shoWpicce" r golctto"
(Vardl-L!sz } relieved entirely of its
stalaaess AID given nsW life by Mrs
N M,nrten's brilliant rendering." e.
out and hear Mrs. Mehrtens. In ad
dition to the recital Miss Douglass,
teacher Of voice at the o. G. l., will
render vocal solo, and n IS Ida
Kohn violin solo. The recital Is
glven for thn henof' nf the D. q. I.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-04-26
Teachers Association.

The North D strict Teachers Asso.
clarion will hold its next monthly
meeting on Nay IL. a5 the graded
cho building at North, S. O. The
following subjects will oe discussed:
TIE Word NJ ,thod.
Primary E lglish in Country
SEQ is.
TIL: Spirit OF the Teacher.
Primary ARITHMETIC.
These sutiscts Will be introducs d
BY members Of tho Association, but
all teachers are cordially invited to b.
present and participate In the discus
sion
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-04-26
ENTRIES TO GoRH CONTEST.
Many of Them Being Received by
Commissioner W aeson.


:" The State says Commissioner OF
Agriculture Watson has received 3
large number Of entries to the State
and na ional corn contest. One OF the
most important entries .eceiVed' was
that OF NJ. McIVer Williamson, whose
rvcsn6 ar5.cls on cora planting a.
traced a great DIAL Of attention and
shich has been Cff1 cially endorsed by
the Southern Cotton ass c!ation
O5her entries are:
B. W. Taylor, R!chlaud; T. @. Viii
loughby. Fiorsnc J. A. Peter
kin snd j. NJ Mos, Orange
ourg; j. B Hale, C,arleston: H.
VI. Preacher, Hampton; e. A Brown,
K r,haw; T. S. Stubbs, Marlboro; ].
Il. NArilen, Jr., Collection; W. B
Clutty, Bsmberg; J. J. Philips, L.n'
caster; R. 8. Pie cher, Marlboro; W.
NJ. Spears, Marlboro; A. J. Tindel'
@ arendon; Walker Floyd, Marion; j.
B Fsitey, OrangeburR; Dr.. W. d.
Rich, Williamsburg; J. M. Woodley
Sumter; W. R. E. Elliott, F4trdeld;
J. T. McKinnou, Marlboro; james
Jackson, Anderson; B. E Mo"We, Marl'
boro; Thos Taylor, Jr., & 6 ,land
Tnos. Ruff, Richlane; s. B. Lever,
Rtc7lanc; +. +. Woskley. Barn veil;
7. P. A ,hlsy, Florenc /; q. F. Moore
OheraW and Bannettsvllle, and Ban
P. D=Loacn, Camden.
1t is also thought that Capt, E. s
Drake, Wh0 won the pr!zs seVera
years ago for the best and largest
production OF corn to the acre, will
enter again. Capt, Drake has a fire
farm In NJ lrlb9ro county. Il fling
als entry MI. Williamson, who ha:
ben in correspondence with Commits
sioner Watson in regard to the amount
Of corn aud corn products imported
into the State, writes: Your lette'
In regard to corn importation was
more information than 1 had or havs
been able to ootain with the effo1l:
I have made. 1t will help me to f.
ure out the vast amouaJ Of cora we
inexcuSab.y ship into the State every
year. I am going to keep VI
the fight 90 long as there is q singli
ear Ct crn importen' We must anc
shall raise our supplies at home"
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-04-26

necred with tha m tried ard conr 6 c-ed
of fssrdI We make no charge Of fraud
against the people what are ling the
weighing machine "contracIs," but we
think It our duty to warn our people
to be careful how they invest their
hard earnest money in them. There
j, no chance for them to make any.
thing out Of the scheme, unless they
can IL dues scrn" Of their reighbors or
frie nds to buy c ,ntrs.c.s" from them,
and thus entail 1853 upon thf N.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-04-26
Gard OF Ch1nkH.

We v!sh to express our appreciation
and thanks to the good people IN cn5
around Springfield for kindness shown
our motEer and brother In the recent
Illness and death ct cur father, D <.
Austin, who departed this life April
S.h, 1906. We shall ever feel great
'ul for t;leir kindness shown, and may
he great giver Of life be nero ful to
hem all and bless them Is our rray-
er,:z.. JAS. PRAIHER AND WIFE.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-04-26
TIE DISTRICT CoNFRREHCg.
a Very Interesting Meeting in the
Town Of BambSrs.

The Orangeburg District Conference
of the Meth jdist Episcopal Church,
South, met In Bamb berg last Thursday
morning and continued through to
Sunday. The attendance OF clerical
and lay memb rs was quite large, and
interesting reports were made on the
various interests Of the clurcf.
Ol Friday l. w. Bowman, Esq, OF
tbs ciry member OF the South caro-.
lima conference board Of Sunday school
work, made an address to the confer
ercs emphasizing the great impor-
lance of the Sunday school In training
children for future work in the church,
che importance of teaching children
the docJriDs and polity Of their church
and insisted on every charge sending
ab least one delegate to the summer
training school for Sunday scnools
which meets at Wrightsville Beach In
July.
Rev. J. A. Mahz ", chairman
BOARD Of extension of the South Caro-.
iina conference, spoke earnestly Of the
great Importance Of this institution
of the church. 1t is," he said, mis-.
.ionsry money In a two fold sense. {"
The educational insti; lions OF the
church were also ably represented by
diff rent gentlemen.
R.v. W. B. Wharton, superinteu-
dent Of the Epworth orphansge, gave
a most instructive and interesting
talk on his work correcting an errone
Jus imprs sion that some have receiV'
ed Of the work done there.
This most excellent institution Is
doing wonders for the training and
uplifting Of the orphans Of the church,
easing the pains of widowed motners
Us tney face the problem Of their chil,
dren's future, and giving to them
that assurance Of loving care and train-
Ing that enables to lay down to the
last sleep OF life In peace. In a few
minutes over a100 were raised to send
one Of the orphans to Columbia col.
lege q noble work nobly done, besides
which q hat collection was taken that
realiz I'd neat sum.
the following we're elected as dele
gates to the next annual conference
which meets In Columbis;J. B Guess,
o. B. Riley, I. W. Bowman, W. D..
Rh9ad; alternates, D Z. Raoad and
q. w. Fairey.
the following resolutions were un-
animously passed:
whereas under the economy Of our
chu.c1 our presiding elder, R'v.
Msrion Dafgan, having served the o.
angeburg district four years, must be
appointed to another field Of labor:
"'And whereas under his efficient
leadership, our lovsd Msthodism has
moved forward along all lines, espsci.
q ly In the great cause Of missions,
"Bs it resolved, first, That we
preachers and laymen approach the
time for the severance of nis relation
ship as our presiding elder with great
regret.
Second, we hereby express our
nigh appre ciation Of his uDfailing
kindness aud c, urfasy Ia all his rela-
5lonships, both ofical and private.
Third, That we desire hereby to
place On record the high esteem 10
which he Is held by US, to assure him
Of IN abiding place In our /, Fl )otions,
and pray the ricass5 bl4ssing Of AL
mighty God upon him in all hts future
ian3rs."
R .wesvllle was selected as place for
nsX5 meeting.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-04-26
500 Reward, 500.

The reau,r5 OF ibis p4p.r will bs
pleased 10 learn tual Ghcr+ Is az ieara
yua dreaded disease Ju4b scleHc, has
ueep aole to cure in all It's s-a2Gs,
and that Is Ca ARA. HAlpo Cs,arru
Cure Is the ouly pliibiVa cur. ru@
kuo~n TO- tue IL .dl1al fraternity.
,atarrh being c.n,,i.u.i1h"! dlr'ss",
REQUIRES a uJns.lLu iun.l rreabmcnt.
hs.l', Catarru Cure IS GAk u iutelnal-
" acSiug Clrectiy upon a'e blood sr5
nucous surfaces uf The system, tnere'
oy Destroying tie foundation OF The
,.i,ease, and giving the pat teat
strength BY bulHDg up 1he cnns+iiu'
5lon aud assisting nAture 10 cong Ia
work. The proprl"i 0 8 have so much
faith in lis curative powers that tney
cff.r Oue Hundred Dollars for any
Q .ss that 1t fails TO cure. Ssnd fjf
lls5 OF testimonials.
Address f. J. CHENEY b Co.,
Toledo, O.
Soli by Ii Druggists, 75c.
Take Hairs F4mIy Pills for con-
stIpation.
Sent to Charleston.
T5a Charleston Post says Deputy
Won Ssntcn arrived in Charleston last
pivht at 9: 25 o'clock with Dennls
Sumter, tue negro who is Charged
with shooting and killing Pete: Ao
rshams, eighJ years ego In 81 Andrew
Parish at picnic. Sumter lost 10
aagoTs aaaa ~;-s s.c: .2 tie lex "a:!1
7:sl.....s cl2:--c Z. -tc hc.ds ct !"
deputy OF Sheriff Dukes, Of Orange,
burg county, while the deputy tri5d
TO arrest him near BranchviIie. He
1ss brought to Charleston as soon as
be cau.d be moved. Aorg with hin
Was the original warrant Tor this ar
rest, a paper drawn up by Coroner O.
q. Rivers, Of >Ousrl.sUon. on O;to0er
Is 1899.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-04-26
court of General Sessions.

The court OF General Sessions will
convene here on NJ )ldsy With J1dgs
Watts presidiog. The following are
,he jurymen drawn to serve next
week, and they should report for duty
on Monday morning:
LIST OF PETITE JURORS.
Rsed, W. N. DaHAy, W. l..
B ard, J. G. K:iler. e b.
Plip, B. D. SJAllings, j. NJ.
Evans, T. s. Gray, w. A.
Bell, J. NJ. L,e, w. ).
Grlt1in, T.. W. h fn.n, L. h.
Dsaz er, Henry F. S key, E. B.
W,upsrd, j. P. Ii .over, b. w.
S5oudenmlre, J. q. Walssennunt, d
P ,ole. Russell Pickering, G.. B v.
McAthaney, W. B. Cleckley,J. Fischer
day, P. R. Yon, J. NJ.
souienuirc, D. G. C.slnders, A. B.
Hayden, I J Moofer, K: Z.
Whe,sell, w J. Barrs, L. w.
Felkel, ]. K Smith, D L.
McAlhauey, R. W. W.Pou, J. B.
Hslr, D. W. Myers, G. w.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-04-26

them. To make the c2en!e p'y every
one Of Us will have 10 buy a conrrac9,
aud when We all get supplied We vii!
have TO sell them to the trees or quit
busineSS.
SINE years ago there were two sim
liar enterprises worked In This sectlon.
One was getting subscriptions for a
little weekly paper published some
where In Florida and the otter was
selling cherry trees from a concern
somewhere over in North Carolina.
The main feature in both Of these
schemes was In securing agents TO gei
subscriptions for the paper and selling
cherry trees. In both scsemes csc /.
new agent was required to s-nd IN q
:. certain amount of money for SUBJ Grip
ttors or cherry trees before he " ,u!d
be entitled to any benefits from hib
work. After that he was paid stated
amount for every agent he secured,
which was about one-half the amount
each Of the agents he got paid IN the
paper or the cherry tree scheme for
being allowed to act as an agent fox
either one OF them. II viii De seeu
t.haa each ascnS 11o Soii-pay,ns DC.
sides paying in a gocdiy sum TO the
men at the other end OF the lcheme /:
will be noticed that the c,ntracL"
selling feature Of the washing machine
people is somewhat on tie same order.
After running for some time both the
other enterprises were denied the use
of the mails and were eventually sur.
pressed, and some Of the parties con-
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

The total value Of the real estate
dealt in since the fire is $1S.290,917.
The total cost of new buildings for
Continued ON Page Al, Column
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

Henry Lansheld. s7l1 Seventeenth street.
E. Chamey. 707 Elizabeth street
II. J. Quentin 156 Sanchez street.
James Green, 1851 Fulton street.
H. B. Howe 1904 Fair Oaks street.
Clarence and May a. Downs. 1872 Green
wieh street.
James H. Buckett. 975 Golden Gate svenue.
Thomas Bennett. 975 Golden Gate avenue.
Mrs NJ Jarvis. 100 Tucker avenue.
James Green. 1851 Fillmore street
f. NJ Reynolds.
George schlicht 1927 Sanchez street.
H A. Ten Bosch, Prayers
A. D. Anderson. 20 Steiner street.
f. Kearny, 81 Essex street.
C. O'Donnel 20 Van Buren,
r. P Perkins. 9O1 Stanyan street.
Mary Farrell.
R Woodward 21os Fillmore street.
F. Gilbert, 3e01 Army street
F. ". Balsing, 345 Surrey
A. c. Bulsing. 345 Surrey.
q. Hopper, 4s5 Buena Vista avenue.
H. Shandle, 271o55 Bryant street
l. Bianchini eS3 McAllister street
A. y. Morgan, s5s Capp street.
Rose Gill. 1884 Union street.
H. c. Spring, us San Bruno
J. P. Robinson. care National Ice Company.
George Krull, los Arlington
Mrs Nugent. 33iOA Sixteenth street.
l. Carcass. se5 Prospect avenue.
Clara Harris 365 Prospect avenue.
D. Ryan. Il2 Fillmore street.
Moran & Johnson. 1l6 Hartford.
E. F. Burke, SIS Scott street.
3. F. ortet. 1870 McAliister street.
G. G. Sanchez. e5s capp street.
Byrne, l1l4 Elm avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

Agent in the meantime
will always be on the
ground to show the prop
erty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13

The Philadelphia Jack O brien
Tommy Burns match a. over and
pnslllatie fans arr no Wiser than be
fore IL took place nn lar aa the coin
paragivo abilities OF those two met
90
The fiatic following however has
about made up IT, mind that ~ fai
as the heavy weight utio in con
cerued. neither Onrion OF Burns
can De- taken seriously aa long az
Jack Johnson and Mlkc schreck are
Ia the field. Either OK tho Two lat
ter. according 70 the majority 81
ring critics. IL superior 10 obrlcu
90 Burns
Ia the fikht az los Angeles. Burns
started Ike "a novice and waa ap
PATIENTLY afraid 60 take anY chances
Scarcely five rounds bad hern
fought when he came 10 the conclu
sioa that Onrien wasn't any better
than himself and lhsn he vadrd
into the sFueiins tor al he Vas
worth
Jack 1ohnaon'a friends are now
out With che claim that the coloFcd