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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

VcCafs dk Man q BhO-.
ll5 Montgomery 81. near Suffer.
BUILDING LOTS
$40 MONTHLY.
RICHMOND DISTRICT
SUNSET DISTRICT
NISSIoN DISTRICT
SOUTH SAY FRANCISCO
Call or send for diagrams.
Brsuch office. Richmond District, Sz1st and
Branch office: sunset District. 4sth a,. and
ii St
$500 and upward. cheap building lots: take
Mission st: cars. transfer at I'D ST and ride to
branch office. 2574 San Bruno av. L. VEIN
sIElN, agent Over 200 lots TO select from.
$3.50 building lot Anderson st. near Cortland ar
81 800 each: fine building lots on MorrelI
place between Hyde and Larkin sts-, Pacific
and Broadway.
COTTAGES
s., sos room house. Highland av.; 6ne home
and good location
$1,000 to ss.soo-Cot,sges in all parts of the
city: SIS to 's55 monthly.
OSCAR HEYMAN & BRO.
1l3 Montgomery st. near Suffer.
ARTISTIC HOME EASY TERMS
The owner having fallen heir TO large estate
this chance to get info desirable 1eighbor-
dining room. Iifcben and serysnt.s room; se..
ond foor- 2 chambers and bath. cement base
nssnt everything modern, cheerful and Well
constructed. marine view. Key at Office, which
4 BEaHTIrtL HoME MARINE VIEW
flooded With sun: built for man OF means who
believed that -cheerfulness and spacious rooms
first floor: reception hall. immense living room
dining room, breakfast room aud culinary ap-
pn seo door chambers baths snd ser
wants rooms. sewing room the interior is
treated in excellent taste and the ftments such
open frepleces- bufets, seats. etc. are sil
that could be desired: the basement has large
social hall with open fireplace: furnace; the
ern convenience: only So 500 required. balance
carried by mortgage which remain. Key st
0inoe elee + FRITZ RE aeass faoi lase MssonIe
Open every day. including sundays.
sio PER MONTH
The Rivers Tract
to build on; beautiful location Tor bo1aes. con
venieat. TO schools. stores churches. etc. O1
@ esss View ne es e on o sssas e sas
our branch cfnce. corner Lakeviev and san
lose avs ,.sl Also ,. nice new cottage on terms
Representative on ground every day, including
RIVERS BROS
1855 Market ST.
81. .ooo--1I hats and stores; eornsr lot. 5o1
f00 good location; rents S6oS4 per annura:
mortgage $4,000 can stand This is q sure
income proposition and will pay net more
than - per cent per annum.
EDWARDS, SILVER & CLOVER. Inc.
IS Geary St Phone hearny 1zsr.
S60O-C Cottage rooms; lot 30xS0.
81 4OO-Cottage rooins.e closets: $500 cash.
81 S0g-House rooms. modern: 500 cash.
s. 3uo-Cottage rooms. BATH pantry: $500
cash A. g. CLARK 56S Golden Gate av.
cor. Van Ness.
$16. O00-Three hafs, G-s-7 rooms: modern and
up TO date in ere-ys respect: rents $i51-Jo
per mo- aud always rented
EDWARDS. SILVER & CLOVER Inc
80 Geary St Phone Kesrny 1471-
ROOM cottage. McAlIister St, x lot 25xe6;
terms. price s.. 800 1854 % Farrail st.
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sTNSFT FLATS- cInsF

SUNSET FLATS. CLOSE ~
S,5yl-ath az. ! bicck frsm Golden CAFE
fsrk. swell fats Of and rooms
snd bstt eaca; Jess than year old and
eFeryrhinS q The finest: rents Ss5 per
UonrE; 2sxIIe-s
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MARINE VIEW C0RNFI
MISSION INrFSTaTFv7

'-eieps-L9II1e on Ssginer 81. nos far from
Fseinc avs 5iAic0. VIII subdivide and
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nICHNoND HnNE
MISSION HOME. CLOSE n

:. .co9-Nev modern home of s rooms and bath;
lot -SNl29; property IN excellent exa-
olflon and handy 30 TIE css.
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SMALL FARMS CLOSE BT

SMALL FARMS CLOSE BIZ
Tracts OF 20 10 20 acres. near Walnut creek
close 10 oakland market: $50 TO 500 per acre.
electric road proposed and surveyed, this VII
soon Be \ suburb of 0akisnd- very easT terms
For maps and descriptions apply 70
BALDWIN < HOWELL
SlS3.4 kearny
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NE 1aVe cash 5ute@ FOR uoimprofe Cd or irn-
pryre6 san FraHcisro preperfy. Come and
lax 4 over with
" y. ScsERRT & CO.
A. EEART ST
TWO Eats and =, mons s.. 900: mortgage
s. Fo0 rcuf So fremont zF near Fred
rrick- Box sAe--Eeii- ef&ee.
HOUSE and lot for your rent IDonry. 10 cash
down Box 20. Cal Office. 6F5l Fillmore St
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

BALDWIN & HOWELL.
Real Estate Agents and Auctlo1eers.
S1S-524 Eearny 81.
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FIIIaoEE AND HAlGHT FLATS.

N-se1e- (-1se - Fillmore and Hachr sts-. 3
rats On sunny corner OF aud rooms
ara bath each in gcod order and rent
ing for SOS per Hloafh.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
> H UaTBSES & co.
- Muntcvme-r st
TURK 81 FLATS

-HlE l3IlITt'rfln ElllG1e- cLce
modern fats 6-e-s ro,o1ns and bah esca.
~ good order ana rrztsne FOR SIs7 80 per
month. mortgage n S3.ooo can rensin
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Richmond District-Population 1905. 5000
Richmond District-Populat ton 1905. .3o,o 900
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OSCAE HEYMAN & BRO.
ll3 Montgomery 81. near Suffer.
BUILDING LOTS
$40 MONTHLY.
RICHMOND DISTRICT
SUNSET DISTRICT
MISSION DISTRICT
EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD
SOUTH SAN-FRANGISCo
Call or send for diagrams
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

NE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT PER CENT
INTEREST on SAN FRANCISCO REAL
ESTATE SEVERAL LONG TERM
LOANs AT 6 PER CENT. CONSULT Us.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

g H. UsIBSEN & co.
- MONTGOMERY 81
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PUBLIC SALE.

l will offer at our farm, miles
southeast of Ottumwa, and seven
miles northwest of Eldon. on the OF
tumwa and Eldon road, on
TUESDAY, FEB. is, 1908, 1880 a. m.
Horses, Head-Two Bay Brood
Driving Mare. weight about 1000; one
Yearling Filley, and one Yearling
Horse
: Cattle, 10 Head-6 Mich Cows, one
Two Year Old Heifer, six Yearlings,
Heifers and Steers; six Spring Calves
Hogs, % Head-One Sow and Pigs.
three Brood Sows to farrow. nine
Summer Pigs, seven Bears, two gifts,
good breeding stock: fourteen Fail
good breeder; hos all Poland Chinas
lmplements-One 81 Inch Stude-
baker Wagon, one Rubber Tire Road
Wagon, one 16-inch Disc Harrow.
nearly new one new Mccormick
Mower, one new Two Section Steel
Harrow. two 14-inch steel beam
Breaking Plows, one old Brush
Plow. one Jenny Lind Cultivator,
two single sets Buggy Harness-one
heavy, one light. Also hay in stack,
and many other articles not here men
toned. May sell about 1000 bushels
of corn and 400 bushels of oats-rights
reserved.
Terms-12 months credit will be
given on all sums over $40, purchaser
giving mote with approved security;
sac and under, cash in hand. Eight
per cent from date of sale if not paid
when due, Six per cent discount for
cash. Nothing shall be removed from
place until terms of sale are complied
with.
HENRY CURRY Auctioneer.
FRANK SKINNER, Clerk.
J. F. STEVENS.
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lUUnI y ulHnNEaO From Leading Centers

OF Iowa will make another attempt
at the next session of the legislature
to secure an appropriation for the
benefit of the poultry men of the
state. They have been trying for some
years to induce the Legislature to rec
ognize the poultry men the same as
they do the swine men and the cattle
men and the other farm interests The
state publishes at state expense the
proceedings of the swine breeders as
ISOLATION and the horticultural asso-
citation but has steadfastly refused to
recognize the poultry men.
Poultry men claim that the
poultry industry is as great as is the
swine industry The census report
shows over 22,000,000 chickens and
over 100000 eggs and total value
OF chickens and eggs of over S1S,00O,-
600. The same report shows the value
of the swine in the state to be $34,-
100000. But the poultry men claim
that there are chickens on every back
lot in the city that escape the census
enumeration and tax assessor alike
and that not one-half the chickens
are shown in the census report. Prac-
tically every hog that is raised is sold
and hence report is made. Not one
half the chickens or eggs are sold.
More than half the eggs and chickens
are eaten right on the lot where the
chickens are raised and the eggs are
laid. Hence the poultry industry is as
deserving as the swine
Furthermore, the poultry men are
arguing that encouragement of the
swine industry has been of benefit
largely to the farmer only, while en-
enlargement of the poultry industry
will benefit not only the farmer, but
the city man as well. Poultry men
have no patience with the habit some
people have Of smiling every time the
chicken business" is mentioned and
the sinister suggestion Of counting
chickens before they hatch finds no
encouragement with them. They are
able to show that taking flock of
100 chickens of any kind anywhere
and the average number of eggs they
lay is about 120 in year, but that
chickens bred to lay frequently lay
considerably more than 200 year,
while the cost to feed and care for
them Is the same. That extra 80 eggs
Is all velvet" and they think with
proper state Encouragement there
would soon be no hens but laid more
than 200 eggs each. So they will try
once more for state support to the
industry.
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STOCK EXPORTS
SHOW BIG CAIN
MORE LIVE ANIMALS SENT OUT
IN DEC, 1907, THAN SAME
MONTH IN 1906.

Washington, p. c., Feb. 5.-The to-
tai exports Of live animals from the
United States during the month Of
December were larger than during the
same month in 1906, but the total for
the year of 1907 was somewhat smaller
than the preceding year, according to
figures just issued by the department
of commerce and labor. For Deem
Der the number sent out was 42,131, as
compared with 41,753 in December
1906, and for the twelve months of
1907 the total was 579,6S6, and for 1906
721,340 head.
The total value of all domestic ex-
ports for the month was 1899, z03,
as compared with s1SS,0s7.960 in De-
cember, 1906.
Exports of Live Stock.
+ The number. Of the different classes
OF animals exported during December
Is shown below, with comparisons
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Chicago Grain and PROVISION Mark,

Chicago Grain and PROVISION Market.
Chicago, Feb. 5.-Wheat:
No. 2 red-96@97ss.
NO. 3 red-95A GD97
No. 2 hard-970 1918
No. 3 hard-95M @94
May-Opened 97%@9S; highest,
$685. lowest, S67a closing. 97A.
July-935s @93%
Corn-No 8 white, 55.
No. 3 yellow-541a ass.
May-Opened, ~61A 0611s highest
61& lowest, SOS; closing 81.
July-59B @59A.
Oats-No. 3 white-51 q so.
May-Opened, 537s; highest. $40
54@; lowest, 53A: closing, $685. @53H
July-Old, 45B.
Cash-82@s3
Barley-S2693
Timothy and clover, not quoted.
Pork-May, s12.12.
Lard-s7.60.
Ribs-s6.65
New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York, Feb. 5.-Butter-Market
strong.
Specials, "a
Extras-33h.
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The Ups and Downs.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

The following market is furnished
by Miner & Co, members Chicago
Board o. Trade and the New York ex-
change. Branch office, rooms Z and 8,
Chiffon block, los North Market. New
telephone 1874. I. G. Furman, local
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

This market is furnished by Cassidy
& Gray, members Chicago Board of
Trade. Local office, Rooms Is and 10,
Leighton building. Telephone 933 e.
e. Voight, resident manager
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FOR RENT.

FARM FOR RENT AL DESTROYS
Of renting the following described
real estate for the ensuing year, to-
wit. The southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter Of section twenty,
and the northwest of the northeast
Of section twenty nine, and part
Of the northeast of the northwest OF
section twenty mine, township seven
ty-one.. range fourteen, being 112h
acres in Green township Wapello
county, Iowa. Write or call upon
me at 231 North Sheridan Ave,
South Ottumwa, Iowa. Samuel
Johnson.
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Twelve months
Total 22,so4 2s,a4s 271,12s 2s4,1s
Demand for Horses Narrow.


Chicago. Feb. 5.--Shlppers have not
fully realized the damage inflicted on
the industries of the country by the
late financial panic and the relation of
the, industrial depression to the de-
mand for commercial horses. The eff
feet is simultaneous in all parts Of the
country and cumulatively affects all
Industrial enterprises. The agricutur-
al industry is the least affected by the
financial stringenc~ vet in the move
ment of live stock the depression is
felt more in lower prices for all classes
OF animals than featured the trade a
year ago. Horses are purchased for
use, and when contract work declines
and the production of merchandise de-
creases the movement of which gives
employment to horses then the de-
mand for horses contracts and prices
decline. The decrease in the general
volume Of business of the countr- has
CORRESPONDENCE affected the demand
for horses. For this reason dealers
cannot crowd the trade without de-
moralizlng the market. The heavy re-
ceipts last week over-supplied the de-
mand and trade this week so far is
slow at the following unsteady prices:
Poor Good
to fair. to choice
Drafters .125@165 $1706220
Loe'rs and feeders 60@16O 16O@19o
Farmers and email
chunl-s -. ... 500 IS 95@1So
Actors & coachers 11o013O 14Om375
Carriage pairs -. 225@soo 325@676
Western, branded. $50 As 6O61OO
Mules ............ 1925 150@190
Movement of Horses and Mules.
Movement of horses and mules at
Chicago Stock Yards for dates mem
toned:
Received. Shipped
Monday, Feb. 3....... 744 rs
Tuesday, Feb. 4 49,. 400 $50
Week SO far ......1,144 1926
Same time last week. LIZA COZ
Same week 1907 ..1543 513
IOWA POULTRY RAlSERS
VIII Urge Legislature to Recognize
Importance of Industry-Ask
Appropriation.
Des Moines. Feb 5. - Poultry men
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BIRTH NOTICES.


sesk = I..F.I4ss
BORN.--February 2, 1908, to Mr.. and
Mrs Lucius ]. Mahon, of ST. Louis,
son.
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ArnOld's
JeWelry & Music Store
1l3 East Main Street
0ttumwa, Iowa.

Thirds to tirsts-24@32.
Held seconds to special-25@32.
Process-19.
Factory-18m22
Eggs-Irregular.
F'irsts-25%.
Seconds-24m25.
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CHICAGO Poultry Market.
Chicago, Feb. 5.-Poultry-Firm.
Turkeys-10
Chickens--11.
Spring chickens-1Oh.
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FOR RENT & 80 ACRE FARM 7
miles southwest. Inquire sos Wa
bash Ave-
FOR RENT-FARM FOUR MILES
north. Inquire 127 North Washing
ton street. Trissie E. Schartz.
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WANTED-WE WANT LINEMEN
and operators. Bids close February
10, 1907. Libertyville Telephone Co.,
Libertyville Iowa.
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New York Grain Market, {
New York, Feb. 5.--Wheata1.
May-$105A. ti
Corn-701s.
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WANTED.

REPRESENTATIVE
In this county by large real estate
corporation. Special inducements to
those who wish to become financial
~ interested The Real Estate Sc
curity Co., Fort Dearborn Building,
Chicago, III.
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BEGIN TODAY!
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A SMALL RESIDENCE
property In the town of Richland,
Iowa, all in good repair. A bargain
II sold before March 1. e. III. Jones,
Richland Iowa.
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Total ,..1, 6ss, 457,45S 1,SS4,627, 943
The imports of live stock were not
quite as large in December, 1907, as in
1906. as is shown by the following
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-sO ACRE FARM Z
miles southwest. Inquire SOB Wa
bash Ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

YEARS G. Sue
cessful experience. For terms and
dates Address or phone Ell Valley.
batavia. Iowa.
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FARMERS, FEEDERS AND DAIRY
rnen-We have for sale cheap pure
oat meal. Swift & Co., PIT South
Union
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FOR SALE.

AM AGENT FOR
Old Trusty. Come and see me- VIM.
RockWell. at Grand Union Tea Co.
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New Piano Sl45

and up. Second hand Pianos, $500
and up.
Twenty different makes to select
from. We pay your railroad fare. Call
and see us if you wish good Piano
at a reasonable price
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St. Louis Grain Market.
st. Louis, Feb. 5.-Wheat:
May-973s@ 971s.
Corn-57B@5S.
Oats-50A.
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Total .42,131 4175s 57s.sss 721,;

Total. 42,131 41,753 57s,6s6 721,34o
Meat and dairy products made up
$13.379,284 of the total valuation in
December, 1907, while in the same
month Of 1906 it was S15,OS4,372.
Meat and Meat Products.
The amount of meat and meat pro-
ducts exported during December and
the twelve month period is shown, be-
low in pounds, with comparisons:'
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-19
BUTCHERS a LIVESTOCK DEALERS

2 CANES & co. Stockvzrsfs Oakland
OAKLAND MEAT & PACK CO.. Ssoeky'dz. Oak
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-19
ADY REFERENCE GUIDE OF SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS CONCERNS

ABSTRACT AND TITLE INSURANCE I
ALAAEDA Co ABSTRACT CO. 80 1orh- Okid. I
- ABeAhACI Co. Lnc-. O City Hal az.
EAl4ELO LIILE ms CO.. 40 Moztcozery-
S-ANlAhl ILLLE ms Co Mills Bid
- -NsL kANcE 8 CrARANIY Co. 20 Mrz
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-19

Ab>IhACI AND TITLE INSURANCE
ALAaEDA GO. ABSTRACT CO. 50 IoEh- okid-
- S.,ss, Aise - - q CO. l5e q City Hal aF-
EAStrl 1lLLE ms CO. 40 Mcatsozery-
s-ANDARD TILI-E INS- CO. Mis- Sd
-L-l-- le'SI RANCE & GUARANTY CO. 20 Mtg
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
sTANDARD ACCIDEST co. crocksr BID.
IACCoUNTANTS-CE PUBLIC
Z John 2 RUcKsTEIL- clsus spseckeis Bsd
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
.Ass---------.-, All BANh NerrhznSs' * Bie.
5-,S----sA1lE- BANK LTD Elne & SE1so1e-
19I7'4ar-s-ss 80 ~ ttA1f. Z ..-. g. N0lss0=s-
80 - 4 AL t<AL TRUST CO. ~ No1-go1ery-
- a SylAEA BANK etk SteEs1s71-
-.SSL SATI- BANK Bush & sznso1e.
rr-,= Z ~ E z y /! 5tsL CO. IL ssssHs s.
AENNa SAYINGS BANK. l1S Setter
S11AAN SAY 4 LOAN Soc Ee6 Cznsor1ts-
il-ssAN-A sAF- a LOAN sc. Hsrket & AeAl-
AuMBoLDT SAVINGS BANK. s4s Ns-ks,
ns--SSe - - = ~ A No s1-1 , 4 S5a:sesclst
AEB.cAeTIIE Trust COMPANY or : - G.
AIIrAI- SAVINGS BANK. 10 Nzrket
t--eilAE - BANk- 41s AeutSuGe---
= = SAVINGS ENEOS. Cz-zt 4 Moctg0zezy.
See1Ass & LoAS soc. Ia1 Noatsu1er--
SNISS-AaIERIcaS BANK ls5e FiIi5ere.
AALoA LEESr C.03EEASE : 5Io-r<oaer-
La-lN STATE BANK. Tz1 Ness & Na-ker-
.-l-S FARGO NEVADA NATIONAL BANK-
All---
Nl.sEEs.N NATL- BANK. F.eol I'd
--A-t-lA-LA SPECIE BA&A- LTD SIS E-r-<y
EoNDS-fNEESTNEN SECURITIES
BROWo- EF4T -zEE- N.foSS co. crocke- BID.
y - EALSEI 4 Co. - Callto-nia-
= y ROLLINS Sons koAl Bid
2 T. AlAuEEC00k. Uuioc Trust BID
BONDS AND STOCKS
sLIE0 a. CO.. 80 3Iozsssalsrr-
BONDS AND STOCKS tUSLISTED)
CHEs---8 = Ellis * Co. - Market
\ BUILDING 4 LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
T. EO1lE BLDG 4 LOAN Co. Clz1s Spreck-
b.
C0AI. BLDG. & LOAN Assn. Market 4 oau-ea-
Country Lznds-City Real Estate
EELHUR T. JORDAN. I1c CrOcke- BID
FARM LANDS iIRRIGATEDD
ALFALFA FARMS Co zas Mouscaock Bsd
GQLDEG SLALE IRRIGATED FARAS Co. TO-
ME-ker-
REGINALD Il McKAfG. II Noa-sonery-
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BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

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Nuger bon
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SpScsfGne.

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Siubis Nuipiial, &. SUM.
@eurn 0iitacl, IS Sabre alt, q. Sufepbs'
Soipital, 9. SUM.
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WOOD TURNING.

LADDERS, FLAGPOLEs, Meat Benche.
 and Meat Blocks. We have White Oak Timber for Wagon Work. Michael Etzel X Son.
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DIR. ERIC CARL BECK HURT. New York Professor of Surgery Fall
 While Boarding Train.

Mt. Vernon, N. Y, Aug. 10--Dr Eric Carl Beck, assistant professor of sur 'gery at the Post Graduate and St. Marks hospitals, New York city, is in the Mount Vernon hospital suffering from injuries received when attempt ing. to board a moving train on the New Haven railroad at Pelham sta tion yesterday pr. Beck fell and his head struck q railroad tie. He has se- we're concussion of the brain, got cut over the left eye, and both his wrists were sprained.
 pr, Beck was dellrious during the night but this morning his condition had improved, and he was resting comfortably.
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RIDING SCHOOL.
RUG WORKS.

OLD CARPETS and Pictures Cleaned
 and made Into Beautiful Fun Rugs Call for Samples and Estimates N H. Rug Works. 9 Pearl street.
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CHE ELTON RESTAURANT.

A GOOD Place to Eat. Regular dinner,
 26c. Regular supper, 25c Special or ders Id carte at all hours. F. J. Leon- ard. 373 State street
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MOTORS.
oxY-ACELTELENE WELDING.
PAINTING AND EXPERIENCING

BID furnished on all jops. Painting Paperhanging and Interior Decorat- ing Paints, Brushes and Wall Paper. B. U. Grilio. 6i5 Grand ay. Phone 15Yl-4
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

one cent word for each insertion or i've cents . word for seven times
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EVERY AND SALES sTABLEs.

,ORGE r. CRIPps-lsS-lSb Com lierce st. Clipping by electricity.
 ephone connection. New Haven, lA
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SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS.

POLITICAL BANNERS, Transparencies
 Flags, Cloth Lettering and Signs ol Every Description, Get our prices. Out of town orders promptly attended to- We are the oldest Sign House in the State. Established 1852 Chas. k. Phil. lips, S2S Chapel street. Room lO.
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STAR GASOLINE ENGINES.

WALTER R. CLINTON-34-26 Elm
 st.. W. Haven. Royal and Hartford marine engines, Westinghouse dynamos and motors. Automobile. machine work.
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 THINNING AND HEATING.

| 0. M. EDGEKLEY A CO.--529 State st.
 Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Workers. Furnace, Stove and Range work. Roof | ing etc. Telephone
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;, J .HOGAN--972 state .st., Practical
 Plumber and Gas Filter. Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work. Jobbing. Work done at reasonable prices. Phone.