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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
ctTr nEAl. RslfarE.
HEAIy = GIIrspfE-


HEAIy & GILLESPIE,
244 Church ST, near Market.
Real Estate and Rental Agents.
Corner. s55. 6o0-Market and Church;
big lot; leased to one party for
1878 month for years. splendid
junction corner.
Corner. DeViSadero and Bush. $4,000
Rent $3.50 month. S3x1i0; see
this property; improvements
good.
Corner, cottage. sss5o-5 rooms and
bath: high Basement; lot 26x1Do.
building in good condition; rent
$50 month; 9Sd and Hoffman ave.
Sl2,0O0-3 hats; now and in good condi-
tion; rent 500: can be Increased; /;
this property reduced from
ZOO; on Church, near Market
6 fats. S13.509-Rent $3.50 month: near
Dolores and nth: in splendid
condition. must be sold
HEALY & GILLESPIE Eant their
clients ana friends to bring lheir prop
@rty 70 this Office il they want same
sold Or leased.
Pa Church st. jeS-su, we
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORTS
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS
.r,ore eenerous sums Contributed In
sffS2.1O From Weaverville In
This stnte.

Following is the report of the relief
fund finance COMMITTEES to June 4:
LIST OF .oUT-oF- TOWN sUBscRrP-
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OAKLAND nnAL EsrATE--continued.

GET IN, BEFORE THE RISE-We've
been selling Central Key Route Tract
lots and homes at same prices as be-
fore the quake and will up to July /,
but on that date prices will be ad-
vanced 500 per lot on all unsold lots
only few left, and they'll go quick.
now $500 each, 100 down, $40 month";
ly: new homes $3.50, $3.50 cash, s20.5 so
train depot. 20-niinute service: 30
minutes to San Francisco, fare sc;
minutes walk to business center.
send for a catalogue and come see
INV. COMPANY, 1t12 Broadway, Oak-
iand. 3t-th-sun-tus
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JEWELLERS.

KEYSTONE Jeweiry Co., 1907 Laguna-
Old gold and diamonds bought Formerly
349 Kearhy St my25-3m
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KnNTFIELD REAL ESTATE.

COME to Mira Monte, in beautiful.
the country home of the late Hall
McAllister and is located at Kentfield.
Take Sausalito ferry and third rail
electric; frequent trains; low com
mute; 80 lots sold in four weeks:
houses going up; streets. graded; sew
ers and Water mains laid in front of
all lots; handsome live oaks. shrub
berry, roses: Mount Tamalpais in front
of all lots; finest water in the world;
climate unequaled.
Mira Monte is a natural park
500 cash buys d homie.
$40 monthly until paid
Lots 50xi5o and larger; prices $500
and upward
LYON & HOAG, 1928 Fillmore st
s W. Banks, Resident Agent.
AtSu width -fr-Sa
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FINANCIAL.

FOR sale-Choice warehouse properties;
railway facilities; convenient to every
thing; prices right and terms easy.
r. s., JACKSON ~ CO., 246 Stark St,
Portland, Or. n1y2o 1mo'
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MIL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.
$40 CASH, $40 MONTHLY.


$40 CASH, $40 MONTHLY.
At beautiful Tama1pais Park. Mill
Valley, we are selling lots 50x15e and
larger at $3.50 to 5000; many of them
are covered with grand redwoods.
laurels and oaks; water mains and
sewers laid: you are in the country,
but still have all the conveniences of
the citys two railroad stations on the
tract Millwood and Park; every lot
within a few minutes walk Of cleo
trio trains.
See them today; a splendid place
for your family: get off at Park sta
ton; agent on the ground.
LYON & HOAG, 1928 Fillmore st
t-su-wd- -th-fr-sa
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PLUMBERS.

e. GRUNDY, plumber, formerly of 1880
Howard ST.. located at 3549 Seventeenth
st. near Guerrero iny26-1mos
F. j. Klimn, plumber, 1856 Union mr.. La
gina; jobbng promptly attended to27 I'm
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JARDINE MACHINERY COMPANY
Temporary office 80 Noe ST., between
Fourteenth st. and Duboce ave. SITS
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

CHEAP for cash-House Of 9 rooms
and bath, windmill, stable, fruit trees,
lot 92x200; double frontage, also g.
room house and bath. lot 50x20e
double frontage; both houses on Flor
Ida st, Laurel Grove. Il. M TUBBS
owner. can be seen on premises. 2 -7tA
s26o0-NEW and modern cottage of s
large rooms and reception hall; beau
tifully furnished and tinted; gas; lot
3Sxl16. See owner. 1918 Redwood
ave, Junl TT
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
BERkELnY REAL ESTATE.

FOR sale-House II rooms: 95x270
frontage on two streets; near univer-
sity Apply sSsl Sacramento st, 3-7t'
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BuRLlNGAME REAL ESTATE.
: = = y u y n II. II It II
BURLINGAME LOTS.
$3.50 UPWARD.

BJRLINLANE LUIS.
$3.50 UPWARD
$50 CASH: $40 MONTHLY.
San Francisco is the place for busi-
ness-Burlingame is the place to live;
with the Bay Shore "Cut-Of" COM
pleted IL will be but % minutes from
the city; il is now only sS minutes on
the fast train; electric car Service to
San Francisco as well; every lot has
sewer and water mains in front. and
streets are graded. etc.i lots near the
station; hne schools; good climate;
healthful conditions; fine water, etc.
FORTY LOTS SOLD SINCE THE BIG
FIRE.
Property is advancing in Burlingame
but we have not yet raised our prices
Take san Mateo electric cars direct
to our Office at Burlingame.
LYON & HOAG.
3-5tSuWThFSa 1928 Fillmore st.
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SOL GETZ & SONS.
Real Estate Owners and Dealers.
so DEV1SADERO ST.

500 70 5000 Building lots in Oceanside
Sunset. Richmond Heights and Excel
slor Homestead. We can and will posi-.
lively suit all purchasers as to location
price and terms.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
REAL ESTATE. TO ExCHANGE.

4-ROOM cottage. barn and shed for lots
not too far out. Inquire 1924 Mis-
sion st. 5-3t*
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06

.. 0cesnside Branch Ofice. cor. II St and
-. 9Th ave. Open daily and sundays
my27 su&w If
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06

Various cottages ana flats to rent al
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06

+ WILL not be responsible for any bills
contracted by restaurant, 4fO Devisa-
dero St, before this date. ANTOINE
MITJALES. June 2, 1906 2-5ts
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given that I have
sold my grocery store. MRS. M. COR
DON, Sc. cor. Seventeenth and San
chez SITS. 5-5t%
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Der in oitllha 3h1uus sduienbe
.Cpsrlan0 gimtiD" Der Union pacis
ficbaba entgisiiie ssiiarH a6eHo cine
bai5e Ulais ipeitli4 00H bier. Bier
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srliiien Iamsr5bafts 1u.si4uagsH uH0
lsihie 9erpuHoun9sn
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gha na9 0eHpsr uatsrnsss bsfnolis
De .SSylner" 20. 101 osI Union gacis
ftc EiIsn5Gsn sHtg.eiite beuts 0benO
2 ubr 45 2 Mlsieu oitli3 sen Womss
40. aas. 9rsi qaHasisrs ionsu ia5psr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14
@ai6ington, 8 Oft.

Der prdIioent RooieDeIi srlieB 5sute
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fir GroiiHuug osy 4aItsr RiDer .yas
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Qnijeoelung aui 0eH 20. Oitober, IL
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nsnb Diarsst.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14
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St. Qouis. qlo.. no. Oft

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Wieoer auf8etaudt.
Rem g)ori. 9. DIT.

Der Dier Sabre Olie WinR 9abars
bord. psl6er felt 5lpsi 0odeu per-
i4puuosn mar. 1T pieOsr dufgetaubt.
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gefuuoen uno nd9 Der Ginosrbeimdtb
gebrabt. no sr BON ieiuen glngeborjs
gen i0egtiii3irt puros. Widn nimmt
an. Dab feline @ntiiibrcr siHlaben, 0lB
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14
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yladosm Ct 4 MODEM lang eifrig an
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gearbeitet bate. Hobm Fh beuts Bier
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blaueH Arbeitsboien beItattei lUeroeR
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Hift ii5sr $500 ausge9sbsn psrosn
ioae 81 biHterldBt ieiuer ibu iibcr.
leben0eH @aitin $500.
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9 dIs9ter 9 pab.
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elmer tleinen benadbarten Staot miro
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04
OIspNcB R1CH,roND w. SUNDAY NOVEMBER l. 1905
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Begins to-day-The Times
Dispatch great contest for school
room decoration. Full announce
ment elsewhere in this issue OF
The Times-Dispatch.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-12-27
rlurdered BODY on Tracks.

On Sunday morning the first. fatal
accident happened on the Trevorton
branch of the Shamokin Extension
Trolley company, which was attended
with circumstances of mysterious
character that may imply something
more than an accidental occurance.
According to the reported facts it
appears that when car No. Is, in
charge of Motorman Tuttle, was run
ming into Trevorton, at ~ 80 O. clock,
on Sunday morning, a person was
struck at the corner of First and Sha-
mokin streets and dragged a distance
of some thirty feet. Upon examination
it was found tc be the body of Matthias
Schascheck young man of about 10
years of age. He was found TO be dead
with his head crushed to a pulp.
At first it was believed that the
young man had fallen across the track
and as it was very dark at that place,
the motorman, who is one of the most
careful and reliable in the employ of
the company, was unable to see him.
But further examination of the cir
cumstances attending the case does
not sustain the theory of an accident.
1t is found that his overcoat and other
articles of clothing that were known
to be in his possession are missing.
He had been attending party on Sat
urday evening, and is not known to
have been in a condition that would
have led to his falling on the track
and remaining there in helpless con-
dition. Besides his head was confused
in manner that could not have been
caused by contact with car wheels
,, The case is enveloped in mystery
which. when solved, may add another
to the numerous Northumberland coun-
| ty murders.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-12-27
BRUIN BREAKS
FROM CAPTIVITY

The bear, which was kept in captivity
by Charles Antrim at Oak Tree hotel
i'll Valley township, and which had be-
come familiar to all who had occasion
to drive the Washingtonville road, was
shot and kiIlei on Saturday after it
had broken from its chain and caused
considerable CONSERVATION among the
people who happened to be in the
neighhorhood of the hotel at the time.
A party of men, among whom were
j. T. Findley, W. Kase West, Charles
Rishen. William Fern, J. G. Rishell
and Alfred Blecher, had been attending
a wood sale in the country, and on re-
turning stopped at the Oak Tree.
Some of the men were taking a look
at bruin, when he broke loose. A scram-
BILE for the house ensued. Mr.. Antrim
was informed that the bear was at
large, and he, being familiar with the
nature of the beast, decided that the
only way to ever again get bluin into
captivity would be to shoot him.
Mr. Antrim did not have a weapon
heavier than shot gun loaded with
rather fine shot. The bear received two
barrels of this without much apparent
discontinue, and started off through
the fields. At this juncture James
Rousney arrived on the sceDce with a
rifle, and catching up with the bear d
couple of hundred yards away, put q
bullet in a vital spot.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-12-27
Trolley Men. Aggregate rli'9ase.

j. Steve Raver, conductor, and Will
liam G. Burger, motorman, who ran
the first cars on the Danville & Blooms
burg trolley lire and have been con-
tinuously employed on that road. have
been doing some figuring to determine
how many miles in all they have COW
cred in the two years and three months
that thu cars have been running.
During conversation Saturday Mr.
Raver said that the two had agreed
that according TO conservative essi-
mate the aggregate number of miles
covered was no less than 1879. 600. This
it was figured, was equal to distance
that would girdle the earth between
five and six times.
The distance between Danville and
Bloomsbury is ten miles, which makes
it easy to arrive at several other facts.
The two men have piloted their car
backward and forward between the
two towns IL, 900 times and have made
6, 450 round trips.
Naturally all the objects along the
road, owing to the comparatively short
run, have become very familiar to the
two men and they in turn have become
very we'll known and popular among
those who patronize the line.