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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-12
YOU PAY THE FREIGHT.

That loss has to be made up by somebody: it does not come ont of the pockets Of the railroad men, We may be sure of that. The railroad gets II back in high rates on the farmers product the farmers have no trust. They get it back in rates on your hats and shoes, your food, your coal and other cemmod ties. 4oa pay it: you are sort of unconscious philanthrGpisf assisting Mr. Armour in his business by paying part of his freight rate.
 Armour and his associates not only ascend to the heights of power, play ing thus with the 4estiaies of cities, lut they also go to the depths of pet tv trickery. Nothing seems too great nor too small when a penny is to be turned. One would suppose that when they make millions in whole sale fata 1 examinations that they wou,d nct descend to mean and trivial suh hta::ssss o. Bttt examine this eenzl- tiop e aaaiaas. Beef is hung up in the refrigerator cars. There is q space undernea-h CT the floor of the car It has been charged that this space is sometimes crOWde1 full of doessed poultry. eggs, and so on. Poultry and eggs take a high freight rate; but thus packed, Armour ge-s them carried fer nothing. It is his car; it his packing house; he has tre- mendous influence with the railroads Inspectors are, of course, appointsd to see that no contraband freight is carried, and that the weights are cor rectly registered, but there are many cars and few inspectCrs-as the testi- nlony in these cases plainly show. How much of such business goes on no one knows and no one can find out, but it has been shown to exist in numerous cases. Of course, if Armour can car ry his poultry and eggs from Chicago to New York free, that is, if he can steal the freight charge, or even a small part of it. he can undersell h s competitors and ultimately put them out of business Indeed, a very large part of the poultry and egg business of the country is now in his han1s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-12

PENDED OVER CLIFF.
 right leg. There he remained for sev- 'en long hours, supported by rope and suspended over preclpice at height of 1O,5OO feet Could a more horrible situation be imagined? There he had to remain all those weary hours hang ing between life and death.
 i It was the old guide who succeeded in supporting Mir. FitzGerald the whole of the time. Old Amer stood motion less for seven hours with his legs prop weight of Mir. FitzGerald being upon his body. Eventually, when help ar rived, poor old Amer appeared utterly exhausted by the vast strain put upon him. Eight guides and two physicians conveyed Mir. FitzGerald to Alagna It is needless to say that all the inhab dtants warmly cheered old Amer as he came down the mountain.
 A tourist named Gregorex was on the edge of precipice much longer time than this, but he was not sus pended in midair. Mr. Gregorex was found on a narrow ledge of rock on the Emir, where he had been six days. Of course he had been the whole of the time there without food or drink, and if he had moved he would have fallen down the side of a preclpice GOO feet deep. '~>es y; saa~"
 There has been built recently a great factory chimney in connection with Lowfed mill, Belfield, near Rochdale. One day three workmen, named Wal ter Dempsey. Joseph Evans and sam uel Bardsley, were engaged in winding up some of the material for the top when it became entangled in the scaf- folding and would move neither up nor down. Thus it was that the men were effectually imprisoned in their aerial position at t te top of the chimney.
 Eventually the RocEtiale steenlejack. Joseph Smith, was summoned to the scene, and he devised a method of es- cape. Acting upon his advice, one of the men tor his shirt into strings and tied tue pieces together to form rope. One end of this shirt rope was let down, and to it was tied good stout rope, which was hauled to the top Of the chimney and made secure, After this a saddle was fastened to the end of the rope, and it was hoisted up, and eventually the men were lowered safc ly to the ground after four hours in prisonment.
 Some little time ago the Keighley DO lice were attracted to q pawnbrokerS shop by til shouts of man. They found that the man had the upper part of his body protruding through the glass panel If a door. When the oil cers asked the man what he was doing he replied that he was wedged in and could rot ge out.
 Then the ,nsta bles tugged and pull ed and jerkad and pushed at the hu- maa carcass fastened to the door. bu' 1t was firmly wedged. It was neces- sary to break in the door before they
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-12

made to fit the window trims and placed closely against the wall. The upholstery is movable cushion, and the ends of the settee have been deco rated in simple conventionalized flower design.
 The comforts of the window seat are being appreciated, particularly in colo nial period homes, into which 1t enters without lncongruity or inappropriate ness. It's charm grows with familiarity. It makes for comfort always-Interior Decoration
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-12
RyyS and Carpets,

\ good authority on wilton and aN- h.fnSter caenets tells Us that they shoull never be swept with straw broom, s,s.; the New Yorl: Post. The corr. =; and edges should be cleanel with q stiff hairhr1lsh and the rest e the floor gone over with a good carpet sweeper. Oriental rugs should never be beaten Gn the line, but should he swept in the direction of the nap. l.. very dirty they ought to he laid. face downward. on the porch or grass beat then turned and swept on the right eide. ..sx xa,&6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-12
very unusual p,ei omea4n. n 5onas,

VFI! Ul0Ts'1dl P11e'7 oIlIV1IgII' T honest rolit elan.
 This story from Ar stesfens is more dramatic than fie.i54. and stranger. It is full of mxst '. Faso3 is a man of moderate ability and vet he did his work with unu ,lidl persist. ence and sanity. Nobody precisely understood the reason. no. even tbe people of Jersey City siz. steseas l.ss discovered the reason. He tas solved the mystery. Beth the TVS. tery and the solution are extremely interesting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-12

faaaossih'e to feresee f.n accident Not impossible to be prepared for l. rr. Thomas Eclectric Oil. Monarch over pain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-12

through Inflammation of the brain. the bullet having been in the young wom ans brain tie whole of the time.
 An almost miraculous escape from death Was that of two little children if a bungalow ill Bengal. \ tiger ?" -ie, out of the jungle and broke in sJe, the children As he rushed as then he came across looking glass aa2 ta.e-e he saw what he took t9 be he. tiger rushing at him. Furiously he at lacked his reflection. smashing the glass into thousands of pieces. The noise and excitement so frightened him that he fled into the jungle, leaving the children uuhuxt yS4Asanazna Aaaa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-12
A WINDOW SEAT.
Use a Settle {ro.n v..licI, the Bacl
 Has Been Removed.

The acco2.oany:2g Illustration shows modern room environment in which has been added window seat which
 is separate piece of furniture. This special construction of simple charac- ter is merely settee without back.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-12

and more is drifting that way every Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-12

Lincoln Steffens. in t,4a 1t.G 4Tg. McClure's tells the stranae ory If Mark Pagan, how. a no3f 5ass... s.tn little or no educator. ha esa2. if . and honest man. and final, no 1Aa-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-24
]. LANDO'S
Hotel Street Store
Legal Notices.
toNoLvLV UMoeeTAKIhe co.

~ TIE CIRCUIT COURT ~ TDjE
Third JDdicisl Circuit. Tef1toJY ~
hawaii ~ CbaDbsJfs 10 pTD>s'e.
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AllOgAnos VI Flnsj AroOgBfs sad ~.
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late Of s,s,b ,Kl,ls Bassji Lsyigr
bern pre1egied. allsJfjn W. aeI,s y, w.
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III sbb fz5JIgs9 aR1 asls fi,sl
tbs acrowDaD yiDg afeoisDfg MAJ w
eIsmiDed and ayyfOyec, AID nat =
IDsl order mag De mad eissbSIs1ps
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- ~ ordered tbSf "Wednesday. tbs
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sid 0oBn ~ the courtroom NJ ~
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Z gsll, b. and he sanls y herssDy AZ
/ JDibJsd A. the Tine snd Dls0s LDS
Z bearing said DeiitbDD sE> scHDDIlis,
hiiD ADsh ~ VgsfSNS teff"HfA btNt
then sud tbofs aDDesg aIlr silDs
cause, u sDy thsy haze sby ne hssag
6lOUIe MOI bo gIaBis1. ana MAJ Drs
ffDi evidence ~ " BilO are eBiltlec
~ uhs said properly Apg ulAf DDfLs
" ublS OJGeJ, IA ~ EJlsJlsb JaBSgasye
~ DDLIlsbed 10 fbs EyeDiDg Balls,lD,
9 pesepsDer printed ans published Ia
Honolulu, Tor tire siifbfgslgG seeSS
ths Ia, publ ailpD ~ w. 40 lsss
ilaD is0 seeJss Dfeyloys 70 ills TIM
therein appointed tDT RAD hssItDy
Dated a, Ksilus, this z7ib 1sT u
Augnsi, a, ". IS's
lsgd)
JoBk ALBERT nATJHEUNAs,
iSesJ) Judy W The IiTcDA E.Dgu "
The Third GlrcDs,
Aitesi; -JDJIH GREG,
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Third Circuit
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sssssssSsy saJ.e.A,ssG... L..si. 49, .r.sL

Ina. n lilo: f3Ts. % ~. 0 sss. Ds-
ted Sept g, 1906.
Mary IIslela 10 ISDpsboeb0e SCR
70; l.. - Int IN Or 1859, PDuObsi, n
Hilo; yTs OF go per an. - zss. y
sGI Dated Sept 4, 1906.
Naksmura 10 Joe Dc BsgO; BS; !
hack. horses, ! sei double bsrBsns.
etc. cor High and Vineyard 81. Wal
'uku. Maui; $3.50. - 2s1 y $40. Dat
I'd Sept :, 1906.
Recorded Sept. 10, 1900.
l. Akoy ~ Tom CbOng Sbse; ~;
n y z227, KW 2zi0, KsbsluU, KoOlsD,
boa. Oahu; $500 % 80, . Ics Dat.
ID Sept ~, 1906.
sW WILCOX aud VI 10 Mrs. Ella.
beth sanford; %; pOr 90 z5gg.
Quarry ~, Honolulu; 5000. u zsO.
y 400, Dated sep ~. 1906.
sW WiloOy by r. 70 Florence BsT
iaD; heI; lOt =, blk ~, cOllegn Bills.
Honolulu; $500. IS ISL . Szs. Dsi.
ed 5eDt H. 1906.
NJ w TscDIdl " Fanny sigageh:
ps,pcs land, ,t,sSS1Ssii ysibt,s, pa
Mi tlz"V u zs9, . E0. Dsted hng
W 1902 =
Funny sfsoeb ana bsD 10 Joan "
| Ifl"ei1sj D. pcs iaDhj bidgs, etc,
1sssHhsI whlslns oahu f>DD' %
W Y ~ p"i'd sep, D. lsys
hA'y u poster i"iaosl ~ al ~
Oahu Railway 4 Land 90; u; s52
w ~ poi ~ w ana Dofs u y 1885
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Corporation Notices.


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INITIAL TEj>}>pjt'DSE 90. LJD.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-24
G. Brewer & Co.. Ltd.
ovGGh erRggT, HONOLULU, 7. n
AGENTS rom,

AoGNTo Poni
hawaiian Agricultural Co, oeksis
ovOsr Plant. Co. Or mes Sugar Co.,
0eNsmv Sugar Co ,vsIivku Sugar Co.,
pepsskss Sugar Co., The Planters
IN n osH frsrelses Pssi6sts. chas.
0beWse q cs's line Of Session Packets.
LIST OF oPFicgRe;
G. N. cssks, President; osevOs
eebevtsen, Wee President end kesNs.
Oesi !. 2, DIshep, Tssssvvss and Sec
Sessryt ?. w. Msefsvisns, Auditor; p,
G: !sesA Q. n. cesks end !. r. os't
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lfaHTlTE nIKlGlCS
Entered for Record sept. 70. 1906,

Entered for Record sept 70. tsoe
From 1880 q. m. to 4 p. m.
Oahu College by trs to Oscar Sci.
Hawn Trust Co Ltd " 10 Pajolo
Land A. Imp Co Ltd go. .ParRel
Palolo Land 4 Imp Co Ltd to Mrs
Frank Carlson ..............D
PaDg ON 10 Pang Fun shee ......D
Entered for Record Sept. n, 1905,
From . q. m. TO 1850 o. m.
Frank l. Mini n al 10 william Kin.
Conrad Olsen 10 William Kinney. Bs
Entered for Record Sept a, 1905,
From 1880 q. m. TO 4 y. m.
All Heong ct al 10 Lai Iorng. .cM
John y HaDsmann and wi Ia David
Dayton " ............,..,..T IT'D
= Emerson aud WI TO John X Gait
~ .sss...sssss.s.s.s.s
Thomas Honan and VT TO q A Ito.
nan Jr ..,....,.,.,.,..,.,..D
Thomas A HobaB Jr Ia Pioneer
Bldg a. Loan Assn Of H......M
samuel Parker to Annie r X Par.
ker ..s,.,,....,s...ss,s. .PD
Entered for Record Sept. ~. 1905,
From Q a. m. 10 t0:3o o. m.
German say 4 Loan Soc by atty 10
KapiolaDI Est Lid .,..,. ParIsl
Kala KasIbue ~ 10 Makalo %
W sssssssssssssssssss ssssffD
Anna N Paris 10 Caroline g IVES.
terseit .. ,,..,....,,,,..,,,,. ID
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-24

al hal q vsvy severe lung trouble
end wss 90 weak that I could scarcely
walk about or talk. All my friends
believed J could never get we'll !
then began 10 take Ayers Cherry
PsctorsI and ifpDsdiztefy felt an Inn
Dsovemsst. IL took only tao bottles
" work . complete cure. u certainly
saved my life"
This Il one u Thousands ~ testi-
mOpisIs 10 the wonderful yzlae "
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-24
Alexander { BaNwis
B. ?. COOKE. ..... .AAsReos
OFRDGHR8.
SUGAR FACTORS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS sal
INSURANCE AGENTS
agents ios

agents ios
o>ewelleR csmmssslsi Q ovOas O.
DJsikv ovess Company
Pee plsHtssisn.
msvI Agricultural Company
klhsl pIsHtstIsN oesseaAy.
HswsiIsS ovesv csWsessy.
kshvkv pIsstalIee CsNsesWy.
kshvlvl HsIIsssd Company.
otooookeoa NsNsh Ss0saNy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-24

pieiy5ss sftistlesli/ DseseS <S,ssi<T
Gs@e'55sls ~ So Ss<ste Ilefsis
gfzWlDg 70, tD,g HsasGp ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-24

M Es,1lss JAW5t4S. a 10 ,s,,f
tfalp lSslll/ nj O.aas f.i3Ass i,D.ass<
ha}z h<,gDlv.y AlAiI f,a.eel ~ I'M
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u - w 40 IN )lin0tf 6tolI .Diil,
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-24
H4er's
Cherry Electoral

10 cases 81 colds, coughs, and lung
and throat TROUBLES of al kinds. A
standard and unfiysIsd remedy fos
stEty yssrs. 10 issgs md snail bosflss.
Beware VI Imitation 80 called
"GeDuiDe Cherry Peetorsl" he surs
" get AYERS cbsrry PsctofsLy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-24
Recorded Sept. "a. 1906.

Recorded Sept. n. 1906.
Est Of Bernice y Bishop by ifs 10
Isaac Tesla; -; Int IN 1900 acre
land. KsIihi, Honolulu; 500. u 100.
D 455. Dated Sept ~, 1906.
BabIDa X HnfcbIsOn and bsb 10 w
~ IIarbottls; NJ; premises. Ksiibi
Honolulu; $3.50. - 2sG. . 900. Dated
rug ~, 1906.
VIM u Iiarbottle 10 Isaac Tesla;
AN; mtg bsblna X HutobisOD aud
bsb on premises. KslibI, Honolulu,
~ " 2s5. y 3CI. Dated Sept 1896.
VIM NcCaDdlsss and WI 10 Ran An
tonic Port Ben SOcy ~ HssaiI; 81
Ap 2, II y 1877, Kul 1908. cor King
aDd Algkea Bisj " Ps 23II and C721,
pcs land, bIdgs, etc, paiaDs; both 10
IoluIu; $500 and adys 10 $4,000. "
2s5, y 3CI. Dated Sept ~, 1906.
Sou Iim 10 cbuB Chin; 49,; Lease.
hold and bldgT, KakaakO, Honolulu.
lo1s, . 49, . sH. Dated Sept ~.
1906,
Lucy X Hsprtquss sud bsb 10 Isaac
Tesla ~ inf 10 q t3101 acres land.
kalIbi, Honolulu; $500, Is $50, y 49,,
Dated Sept 10, 1905.
Mark y Robinson 10 Oaiin Railwoy
4 Land co;ft,gf g75a ist in pyr ar
Iz2 and pors X ~ 1sts. Walksls Tea
\ . ,:.. IL ,'; s,ss &c y s'o. pSs' Dated
| 4 Ako 10 Aksmu; T.; land, bldgs
iIassageyays, welIs, etc, Ksliua, N
IkgDa, Hawaii; 20 yrs ai $3.50 pet w.
| " 2s3. y 800, Dated Aug ~, 1906. n
OIaa Sugsr 90 LA 10 Dept 0f Pub
'ns''n oi Ter ~ baw w INT ~ ~
ARE ,ano ana b'dss' Volcano 10 ~
"t "s ,s So" w" ~"
!" Xxx, ~ 49, s,.u a,,,,. .,
aeras land. AIIks. 4 Roma Hawaii.
no yrs M 40 Dor w. n 2s3 a tL7
DaisJ June ~ 1906.
% W KuilIDUle 10 Sing sbiu; T.; u
ecres land. Aka, y Kono, Hawaii;
~ yrs a. 6lD per w. u ZsS, y fbl
Da,'. 'gns ", 'v,' M
80 m""'p" wo ~ ~ m " ~, 49,
a, s,o ns, yr ga ps n.Wo,
'Iuno ri 1908
Al 10 sing sbIu; Agrmt; jn re- cul
ovation vi ava roof on ~ acres land
AIlka, y KOBs, Hawaii. u 2st, y $3.50
Dated June w. 1905,
a oonssIyes ana W, 10 Agrl =
num- 'p :. ~. ~ ~
Wauo W.~s,,. 'ss1 NJ ' ,ss ~
I,uied sepr nj Is0g ' '"
Edward "A Edwards 40 Asu A. Inat
Corp Of Hawaii I'D; -; ~ Int 10 NJ
bz VI u y 1868, kuI t62t, Keel,
Knua Haxall, fIDD 1kD "A 4Cl
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lDf Ds.@l@s H<~ias. L.aiyl.g l.s.1
b8ay bisilDfs >tSY D ~. ~ ) ~
Pr Pr h.iI/ tsss ~ 80 M
>1iAy,iS =, nv y ~ M . ~
~ ~ . D,,z ~ y ~ , mn ~ !
~ ~ y ~ sD5>1 y ~. NJ 81 M
. esTssls.l 11Ss ~ 40 ~
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
SWALLOWS POISON
BY MISTAKE.

While suffering from the effects of
poison given to her by mistake for q
laxative Mrs. Lille Busse OF 726 Yer
mont street went to the City and County
Hospital yesterday morning for treat
ment. At first the woman's condition
was not considered serious, but upon
making an examination DR.. Tapley, the
house physician, found that heroic
measures were necessary to save her
life
Mrs. Busse said later that she had
been undergoing treatment the past
few days in preparation for an oper-
alton for cancer of the stomach She
said that she had requested her hus-
band to bring her dose of salts, tell
Ing him that the medicine was on the
mantel. He was preparing the salts
when she changed her mind and asked
him to fix up a mixture of compound
licorice powder Busse then picked up
a package which he supposed contained
the powders, prepared the dose and
took it to his wife. After taking the
mixture Mrs Busse had feeling of
numbness.
In q few moments she began to
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
NANDERS IN PARK
IN NIGHT Robe

wearing her jewels and clad only in
her night robe. shoes and shawl. Mrs
n Holdsworth wandered aimlessly
through Golden Gace Park IN the early
hours Of yesterday morning That she
and her Jewels escaped the thugs who
FREQUENT the driveways surprises the
police.
Mrs. Holdsworth has been under
medical care for years AT her home, AZ
LYON street, and has failed noticeably
shortly after 1 O'Clock yesterday
morning she arose and adorned herself
with diamond earrings. a heavy gold
bracelet and a diamond brooch, with
which she fastened ner night robe at
the throat IN all. the jewels were
worth several hundred dollars. Then.
throwing q heavy shawl over her shoul-
ders. she left the house
II was not until s o'clock that Cap
tain Holdsworth became aware of his
Wife's absence. The police were noti-
fed. but no trace OF the missing woman
was found Finally, at 1890 o'clock
sn the morning, Mrs. Holdsworth,
~arbed as when she left her home,
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
REFUGEES 10 MOVE
ON WEDNESDAY

The removal of the non-supporting
refugees from the Speedway to Ingle-
side camp will be begun on Wednesday
The one thing that stood in the way Of
their removal-the lack of flooring for
the dining-room at Ingleside-has been
overcome by the purchase of the lum-
Der. A force of carpenters is now at
work, and the dsning-room floor will be
down by Tuesday night at the latest
The removal Will take place on
Wednesday, and the last of the Des-
mond soup kitchens closed for all time.
The saving under this arrangement
will be more than $4,000 a month.
Where the Relief Corporation paid out
nearly $4,000 on account of soup kit
chens during September, the cost of this
features of relief work during October
will be less than $1,000. The detailed
expenses, according to the budget ap-
proved by the department of camps, are
as follows:
One head cook at $500 a month: three
cooks at $50. s270; three peace ofiicers
at SIS, s225; two clerks at $50, 100:
ten laborers at SIS. $3.50: four women
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
Did Your Pinna Burn,

over $4,000 pianos were burned in
the san Francisco fire. Eflers Music
co. have made arrangements with nine
teen American factories by which all
san Franciscans whose pianos were
burned are TO be allowed one-half of
All tney nave paid toward the purchase
price OF a new piano.
IL you can't purchase at once, 1t will
be well tosregister and make arrange
ments TO get one later, as the offer is
only for a limited time
Eilers Music Co. have just moved into
The Big Store, 1870 Van Ness ave, near
Geary St; telephone Emergency 1886.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
BoYNToN CASE is CONTINUED.

The case OF Edward s. Boynton, ac-
cused with George w. Simmons and
Malcolm 7. Vance of the murder of
H. c. Tilden on April %. was continued
yesterday by Judge Carroll Cook until
Tuesday. AS both Simmons and Vance
were acquitted Of the charge against
them it is probable that Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Hanley will ask to have
the case against Boynton dismissed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30

TO look d1Ier dBTu NUIIItI IHfIdtto1
5000: incidental expenses, $500.
The estimated purchases necessary
for the month of October. based on 500
people for thirty -one days, are;
1850 pounds fresh beef ct cents a
pound. s3s1.50; 3100 pounds fresh NUT
ton at sh cents, s263.5o; 1884 pounds
butter at % cents. s555.52: 20 cases eggs
at s12. $40: 1900 pounds ice at Sc per
ton. $3.50.
The balance of the supplies needed
are in the relief warehouse
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
WOMAN HuGGER GOES no JAIL.

Ferdinand Bonar, who claims Eng
land as his native land. was found
guilty yesterday of disturbing the
peace of Miss Margaret Murphy and
Miss Frances Murphy, sisters, on q
Castro street car He is alleged to
have tried to caress several women at
one time. His conduct resulted in his
arrest and conviction. He claims to
be globe trotter- He will be SEN
fenced Monday
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30

writhe In agony. sprang from the couch
upon which she was lying and ran to
the hospital. a distance of six blocks.
When within a few feet of the entrance
she became very weak and was assisted
up the steps.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
Toy Department Opens This Week

This week our toy department opens the second
floor Of the SuHer-ssreet Annex. Here you viii find
complete stocks Of foreign and domestic toys games and
wheel goods. Anticipate your holiday wants and
make early selections. You'll find many exclusive
elites hefe that cannot be duplicated later
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30

knocked at the back door of the house
for admittance. ALI day yesterday she
remained in semi-conscious condition,
and only at intervals told of her wan
dering in the night
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
Mail Order Department

The nearest letter-box or postofice measures
the distance to The Emporium. You can sit
right IN your own home and trade with this
store A postal card or letter addressed to
our mail order department puts you IN touch
with our expert shoppers. Write at once.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30

Any one with an Ak to Grind,
or any tool or instrument that carries
a keen edge will please report imme-
diately to Stoltz's Cutlery and Barber
Supply House, 1885 Fillmore St, above
Sutter. -
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30

: The substance which her husband
gave her was an asthma remedy used
by her sisters son.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30

You can measure your soul BY ths
amount OF food IL demands
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
K. G. Levy, 11oo Fillmore ST..

Has returned with full stock of dia-
mouds and jewelry, selling at the
same low figure.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30

Popular song successes, Z g., E0<
regular price 25c - " 0VN
Monday, in our new sheet music depart
ment, second floor, Sutter-street Annex. we offer
the following regular 25c Songs at 3 for Soc
Somewhere" by Chas K Harris.
"Waiing at the Church Door, by Henry E. Pether.
Bill Simmons" by C. A. Sphinx.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30

It's Long Line That Has No Turning.
Straight Cutlery and Barber Supplies
is our line STOLTZ'S. 1885 Fillmore
street. above SutteT.