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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-17
TAX NOTICE.

The County Treasurers Office =.
Court House building. will be open 70,
the collection Of taxes without penaR-
ty, from the 18th day of October Tn
the S1st day of December, 1908. Th~
levy is as follows:
For State, 1-2 mills.
For County, ordinary, 2 "a mills.
For Sinking Fund loan of 1907. a.
mill.
For Sinking Fund loan of 1908. 10,
mill.
For Constitutional School, mills.
Polls, $1.00. Capitation Dog tsx.
SO cents.
Also Special School tax as follows
School District, No. /, 2 mills.
School District, No. 2, 2 mills.
School District, No. 8. mills
School District. No. 4, 2 mills
School District, No. 8, 1 mill.
School District, No. IL. 2 mills.
school District, No. IL, mills.
School District, No. 13, 3 mills
School District, No. L. 3 mills
School District, No. l6, 2 mills.
School District, No. II, mills.
School District, No. Is, 2 mills,
A penalty of per cent. added fo,
month of January, 1909. AdditiOran
penalty of per cent for meu&o. oS
Fepruary 1909. Additional penalt~
of per cent until 18th day of March
lso9' when the tax books will eAcex
for the collection of taxes for sscxn
year, 1908.
T. w. LEE,
co. Treas. for Sumter Co., s. G.
10-7-mch15,09
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-17

The saddest and funniest thing on
earth is to hear two people promising
at the altar with perfectly straight
faces to feel, think and believe for
the rest Of their lives exactly as they
do at that minute.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-17
1t Saved His Leg.

:"Ali thought I'd lose my Leg
writes j. A. Swenson, Watertown,
Wis.,, "Ten years Of eczema, that Is
doctors could not cure, had at last
laid me up. Then Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured it sound and WELL" In
fallible for Skin Eruptions, Eczema,
Salt Rheum, Boils, Fever Sores
Burns, Scalds, Cuts and Piles. 25c at
Sibert's Drug Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-17

Ihe best known pills and the best
piils made are DeWitt's Little Early
Hisers. They are small, easy to take
gehue and certain and are sold by AK
Druggists.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-17

'Foleys Kidney Remedy will euro
any case OF kidney or bladder trouble
that is not beyond the reach OF rnedi-
cine. Cures backache and irreguExri-
ties that If neglected might result inn
Brights disease or diabetes. w. W.
Sibert.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-17

When man makes a distinction
between his creed and his conduct,
he will discover a breach between his
aspirations and his heaven.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-17
TIE COOPER Illll.
He Repeatedly .Alludes TO Colonel's
Service I'm war>-Iays Stress ON
Prisoners sRights."


Nashville. Tenn, March 1.-THE
fourth day Of the arguments In the
Coop Sharp trial for the murder of
former United States Senator Car.
maels closed tonight with Gen. Wash
insttn Of the defense in the middle of
his argument and two more attorneys
70 follow him. At this rate II is
doubtful II the case will go to the
jury before Saturday. Gen. Washing
ton finished his ninth hour Of argu-
ment when court adjourned at ..
M. and he announced ''that he would
conclude some time tomorrow" lie
win be followed by Judge Anderson.
who 10 expected to make the main
argument for tho defense. Then At
torney General Mccarn will close for
the state. Judge Anderson says he
win require about six or eight houro
for his speech. while Mr.. McCarn de-
c,sra. me, tonr 49, In ~,aa. 80.
his.
r.s ry.
80
- ~ .s .s
they we're slow about complying.
Cen. washingtor's argument today
x-.,.-
-
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II, s,a .,n.,.a o,, .,,o.rsv
o~.. :. 80 -.,,., ,,.,,., c.~
\. ,>n,,,.d A. hsx. n..,,v :. e.rv !
se,on.r I. ma. w..h,r~ton ~ conn
~, g. -. s,., ,r.,.,sa mo, CO.
.r.. v,sndv,w,n~ srou ~. roor, aur-
o. ,w..h,n~tor.. .adrsx.
RI. .no.r.r ,s,d .n.c,., .tr... uro =
"A. .ocs., stand,n~ ana hrssa,rg ~
ths defondants ana declared that men
~ .u<h fam,,,s. n,ned on,x IN az
Fans. NJ ,ifs or honor, His speech
vns : u,astsrp,ece Of oratorv and had
= noticeable efYect mon ths turv.
Cen. washington. speakins of tho
s<R>cs a. the csrmack ed,tor,a,s. said:
swhsn : man of nat,onal reputa-
IA, sroh,s.op. N. nam. - M head
~ M usner ,hs peoo,. do RAD ana
.n.,,.-,. :.
~ a., -. -,.,, ., - n,ooa
( 4, she,- v>,,. .,o,,,a ~...,. n.v,,v
go. .-,. -. a.. 80. -.
->-r 49,
-
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'' - >os'' .
ooope' : nA'ue WIN o'ne-
~" "a"s'on ''sorouS'y OK
P'eo e"as two OF tne "noaorao'e
n' we're o'sreputaoies "no tnat
vnsn csrmack associated Col. Coop
ers name with tneirs' ne committed
the Uravest onense a man could com.
NIT and anronted and insuited Cooper
beyond endurance. He said he agreed
that no editorial ever written justihes
killing, but he was trying to show
that Col. Cooper's anger was aroused.
We contend" said Washington.
that Col Cooper had as much right
on Seventh avenue that day az Car
mack had. He had az much right to
turn around and walk towards Car
mack as carmack had to walk to-
wards him. And Col. Cooper had .
right TO 60 mp to Carmack and de-
mand that these nithy attacks upon
him be stopped. just az peiieve any
man ON this jury would have done"
You can drive q man insane with
ridicule." said washington. "You can
send a mans son into frenzy by
ridicule. Carmack refers to Col.
Cooper as major when ne wrote 10
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-17

The man who hasn't the vigor to
be vicious usually prides himself on
his virtues.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-17

No prayer meeting is long enough
that does not reach to the market
place.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-17

You can be happy in any work i'm
which you invest your heart.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-17

The next and nearest kindness is
the farthest teaching creed
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-17

1t takes a well developed pride to
boast OF humility.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-17

fended him warmly. Binnings was
In the court room and enjoyed the
eulogy immensely.
AT this juncture court adjourned
until 8 q. m. tomorrow.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-17

Too many Of us want the glory
without the school of grace.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-17

No raptures last that do not relate
themselves 80 realities.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-17


"And all Col. Cooper said was: MT.
Carmack.' Mrs. Eastman tells a cock
and bull story about Col Cooper say
ing: so there you are. senator; I've
the drop on you.' but Mrs. Eastman
did not tell OF this remark a few mo-
ments after the tragedy when 1t was
fresh In her mind and when she talk
ed to Mr.. w. s. Morgan. But she drags
1t into the case at this late day." Mrs.
Eastman denies shelever saw or spoke
TO Morgan and is corroborated by sew
eral women present. She says she did
talk to Mrs. Morgan and that 1t may
be Morgan got the idea from his wife.
Gen. Washington seized the Car
mack revolver and dramatically acted
out his theory Of the shooting and he
moved so violently that he lost o sus-
pender button and had to desist a
minute and repair the damage.
Gen. Washington returned to the
famous scabbard found in Carmack's s
overcoat pocket.
Gen. Garner says he exonerates
me and Gen. Meeks OF putting 1t
there. Then the only other men who
had an opportunity to put II there are
Gen. McCarn and Capt. Fitzhugh. and
l exonerate them. But / say that any
man who Is mean enough to insinuate
that any lawyer would do such a
thing Is mean enough 20 do it him
self"
Washington attacked the State for
trying to impugn his professional
standing and denounced the States
attorneys for unprofessional conduct
The attorney next turned his atten-
tion to Binnlngs. the witness under
arrest on perjury charge, and de-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
FIRST STEEPLE CLOCK
WAS ERECTED IN MILAN
This Claim, However. Is Dis
nufed BY London Antiquarians

In this age OF centsnaries. this year.
according 10 a French contemporary.
marks the six hundredth anniversary
of the setting up of the first steeple
clock 1t is claimed that the honor
belongs TO Milan. and IL was in thar
city. in the year 1909. that the ven
cradle sundial OF the campanile OF
St. Eustace gave place 10 the clock
Dante on more than one occasion re-
fers to it. and the hOrologue is said
10 have inspired other poets with
themes for versihcation- The claim
of Milan of having the first Steeple
is not an established fact-tnat is IL
the date OF it's installation be 1909 FOR
the late Lord GrimthOrpe. no mean
authority on horology. states that "A
clock was put up in a former tower al
Westminster with some great bells in
1888. out Of fine imposed on a corrupt
chief Justice. and the motto "Disclte
iustitiam MONTH The bells were sold
or rather il is said. gambled away By
Henry VIII. In 1922 a clock Is men
toned in Canterbury cathedral as cost
ing gao There is also clock in Dover
castle with the date 134S- Lord Grim
thorpe adds that il is much like our
common clocks Of the eighteenth cen
t4rv. except that il has a vibrating bal
ance. but no spring. instead OF pendu-
INN for pendulums were not invented
for three centuries after that date
London Globe.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued In
San Francisco Saturday. May !. 1909;
ALEXANDER-CHAM Alexander
%, l52 Sixth ST. and Mary chamard. II. 33I
Tenth st.
ASPE-CooNEY-w William J. Aspe. q. 314I
Folsom St. and Louise E. cooDey, IS. 53-
Hickory ave.
BISHOP MESsERsMITH- Robert Bishop. 80
and Annie Messersmith. %. both OF San Fran
cisco.
CARDOZA-NEwBERG- A. Cardoza a.
and Anna NJ Newberg. 90. both Of sunoi
COMBS wELsH-Robert NJ. Combs. 45. Lodi
aud Abigail c. Welsh, Sc. Linden.
CHAMPIONSHIPS A. Crary. %
Mayfeld. and Mary L. Bonnard o. Boone. Ia
-DENECHAUD-Lewis Davis. q. and
Eleanor Denechaud. 16. both OF San Francisco
DOLLIyER-LESTER-Le G. Dolliver. 26
2soS Mission ST.. and Florence Lester, "A, 34Se
Twenty-second ST.
UIS-PETERSoN-Alfr Dupuis. 81. rs
Natoma st, and Ethel Peterson. 10. S1e Tenth
street.
DWYER -DUNCAN-Everett ]. Dryer "a. 204
Fourth ave, and Mabel L. Duncan. %, T2l
Clayton ST.
ERsKINE- ERsKINE-w william j. Erskine. 2s
1854 Grove St, and Nellie VI. Erskine, %
1920 Scott ST.
GENoUD-GoNsoLIN- Maurice Genoud %
1876 Powell ST.. and Emilienne Gonsolin, IS
2lS Pacific
GoNsoLIN- ARLEs-Adrien GonsoIin. IS
and Augustine Charles. -, both of $50 Broad
way.
-TREFTS-AIbert E. Hargrave 81.
504 Valencia St. and May E. Trefts, Is. 172l
Seventeenth
-INGENLATH- CASTOR A. Louis. 81. 1l9
Valley St. and Mary C. Iugenlath, 81. 199
Precita
LUBLINER- sHAFRAN-samuel Lubrner so
26lo Howard 81. and Martha shafran. %. 5ll
Fulton st.
MASoN-PERDUE-Alb s Mason IS 40C
Geneva ave. and Jessie s. Perdue. 10. Elmirs.
MeKILLoP- MURRAY-Jsekson NJ NfcKillop
81 1923 Suffer ST., and Elizabeth B. Muir
ray. IS, SIT Castro ST.
o'LooNEY- TUTTLE-Martin J. o'Leoney, "a
1892 McAllister ST, and Bride F. Tuttle, II
1904 Twenty fourth st.
PADDoCK-CUAIAIINGS E. Paddock, 81
1879 Polk St. and Josephine Cummings, IS
4J0 Waller ST.
EORNToN-CRISP-Joh L. Thornton. %. and
Edna I. Crisp IS. both Of San Jose
TURNER observation-disclosures l. Turner. %,
1875 Eleventh ave. and Virginia NJ Cushman.
81. 354 Nineteenth
Oakland. May 1.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
ASDELL-RISoN-Nel d. Asiell, IS Oak
land and Elsie v Rison, 81, Richmond.
BERTEISEN- PETERSEN Soren ]. Bertelsen,
%. and Anna L. X. Petersen, II, both Of
Oakland.
HEALD-NoRDwICk Robert Head, IS. Sc
attic. and Anna Nordwiek. %. Stockton
KELLY-wEAyER- Thomas Kelly. %. and
Stella Weaver. Is both of Edepvale.
PERIGo- BowAIAN-Joseph W Perigo. 20
Oakland and Della Y. Bowman. 81. Berkeley.
SHEEHAN- IcCARTHY-Edwsrd Sheehan. 80
Pfttsburg. and Cora Mccarthy, 80, Chicago.
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STRANGE ADVENTURES
OF VALUABLE PEARL
Gem Found in Paris Mud
Proves Valuable TO Many

How a pearl valued at 10000 francs
was bought for 40 sous is told in a
French contemporary. About a wear
ago a woman walking in the Champs
Elysees found buried in the mud a
brilliant object. which investl ton
showed TO be a gold scsrfpin set with a
pearl Having cleaned her md, she
took il TO neighbOring jewsler. who
told her II was imitation and gave her
two francs for IT, The jeweier sold IL
for 190 francs. 10 a dealer. who in turn
sold IL TO a brother Fradesman for 500
francs. The latter must have been
we'll satisfied with his bargain. for he
sold il for 900 francs.
Finally the pearl found its way to
London. where il was bought BY a
dealer. il seems. became suspicious or
the origin Ofethe pearl. and showed 70
10 a detective. who BY curious coin
cidence. was looking for pearl pin
valued at 10000 francs which had been
lost or stolen in Paris some time pre-
viOusly- The pearl proved 20 be the
very one he was in search Of The
detective. not satisfied with the recOv-
cry of the pearl. traced back the va
riOus stages through which II had
passed and succeeded in rewardinS
each OF its temporary owners. even
down 70 the woman VINO found n in
the first place and sold il for 40 sous
London Globe.
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Notable Deaths


JOHN T. KINKADE, ATTORNEY oF AUBURN
Auburn. May John 7. KinkaGe. one of the
oldest and best known attorneys Of Placer
county, is dead He had been a resident OF
Placer county for many years coming here
during the gold days from Virginia He was
81 years old and served three terms county
SCHOOL superintendent years ago. OF late
.f.ars his health failed and he lost his wealth
pital.
THOMAS DIXON sR., CLERGYMAE-Raleigh
y c.. May 1.-Rev. Thomas Dixon Sr.. father
Of Thomas Dixon JF.. the author and play
wright. died tonight. aged 80 years Others
OF his children are Rev. A. c. Dixon. paste.
Of the Moody church in Chicago. and DR..
Frank Dixon of Washington. a platform
lecturer
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. DEATHS
Iaterment sunday at Manchester. VI.


inierment Sunday al Manchester. Vt
RoSANo-In West Berkeley. Cal Apri so
isog Lodoveeo Rosauo. dearly beloved huS-
2and OF Julia Rosano. father q August and
talameo. Marizio and ChIaudio RoSano !, ma
tive q Commune al Acello. Italy aged So
years months and - days
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
eay}- May j. at a. IN. from MS hate resi-
eence. 2o-s Ninth street. West Berkeley
thence 70 81 J0seph's church. where a hirh
requiem will be celebrated for the Re-
pose OF nls soul. commencing at 10 a. ID. In
tsrment ST. Mary's cemetery.
sERvENTE this city. April so. i9es at the
residence OF her parents 1854 Stockton street
near Chestnut Elizabeth. dearly beio-e.i
daughter OF Angelo and Julia Sesvense n ma
i've or san Francisco. Cal. aged months
sToNE-In this city Nay l. 1900. Edward p
stone. aged 81 years.
sIHoABER6-In this city. Nay T. 1900 We
roniea Strem5erg. dearly beloved WIFE 81
Joseph +. Stromberg. loving daughter OF Hrs
Mary and the late Peter Tunney and beloved
sister Of Mrs Annie Corbetr OF Virginia CITY
Nev. Mrs. Mammie HeSteden OF san Fran
cisco and William and Joseph TunHev. a ma
i've OF Virginia city. New aged 81 years
month and DAYS Virginia Cry. New.
and state OF Maine papers please eopy.
Friends and Acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
cayi. az l o'clock D. N. from the parlors
q Gantner Brothers, 5t60 sixteenth street be-
Peters church for services commencing AZ
l.So p m Iaferment Holy Cross cemetery.
BY carriage.
wIssEL-In oakland Cal. Nav l. 1909. Caro-
line, wife OF the late Henry NisSeL and
dearly beloved grandmother OF Mrs.. Jessie
Lane, Mrs. Emily Sweeney. Mrs Lilly Laver.
Mrs. Kate Battye and Rose. George and Gus
Wissel native OF SaIon Wimey. Germany.
aged - years moths and - days.
Friends are respectfully Invited 70 attend
the funeral tomorrow fMondayl. ar o'ciock
p from her lare residence 1880 Unian
street. Oakland Interrnent Mountain View
cemetery.
YoUNG-In this eity. April 80. 1909 John
Jung young. beloved husband OF SnsaDna
Jung son Of Mrs. Katherine Jung brother
OF Mrs George Wendell Of Germany. and uncle
OF Mrs. PhiiiD Schwerdt and George Wendell
OF san Francisco and Mrs Franz Hackenherg
and Lima Wendell Of Germany. a native %
Burzhaeh. Germany, aged - years months
and - DAYS.
Friends anc scquaintancrs are respectfully
Invited 20 attend the funeral today tSuu-
day.. At so O'Clock D. N. from the funeral
parOrs OF the H F. Mass company. 1.-iJ
Golden Gate avenue near Fillmore street.
thence 20 St. MzrkuS Lutheran church. a. Far
rell street between Frankiin and Cough. where
services viii BE- held. commencing at o'clock.
Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery. by electric
funeral car from Thirteenth and West Ms
sion streets.
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BIRTHS

BAILEY-In this city. April -. 1909. TO the
wife OF Joseph P. Bailey. a daughter
HoILING-In this city. April 10. 1909. to the
wife sof ". T. HollIng (nee Mcfarland, a
son
How-In this city, April - 1909. to the wife
of ID. \. How. son.
METZNER-In this city, May l. 1909. to the
wife Of John Metzner (nee Siesl. son.
ROGERSoN-In this city. April IS. 1909. 10 the
wife OF George b. Il. Rogerson. son
ToN KRAKAU-Apri &c. 1903. to the wife of
W Esters Won Krakau q son.
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Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be Inserted They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name ana residence of persons author
lied 10 have the published Notices re-
stricted simply 10 the announcement OF the event
are pnblshed once in this column free OF charge.
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE
WHILE At KENTFIELD


Today 20 to Mira Monte park adjoining fhe
stadium and look ~ the hig lots which we
have for SALE Large sums Of money were
spent IN beaufifying these grounds By the late
Hall McAlisfer. He set out all the most de-
sirabIe varieties Of trees. shrubbery. plants and
flowers which are growing in abundance upon
the grounds II present Arrangements have
been completed for constructing a walk through
the stadium grounds which viii mike Mira
Monte park. in point Of distance. only !
minute walk from the station streets macad-
amized. sever and water mains laid. Swim
ming and bOatins. Many attractive homes
built in the tract. Terms suit.
BARGAIN HOME FOR SALE IN ROSS VALLEY
Ss.25o- Brand room house. > large
lots beautifully wooded-sn iieat COUNTRY
home-musf be sold. See LYON a H04G
:. F.. Or lccsl agent. kcntfeid station.
BARGAIN at slO.000-This beautiful home must
be seen 10 be appreciated Telephone kearny
975 and get particulars
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SANTA RosA real ESTATE
TO LEASE

FOR saie-Large sanitary barn. T5x100 feet in
first class condition. rent reasonable 14il
Harrison st.
WELL furnished rconing house; 10 rooms. al
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INFORMATIoN WANTED

WILL witnesses 10 women falling or Guerrero
ST ear Saturday evening. between : and O.
please communicate with MRS PHILLIPS
1905 Guerrero sts
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Pr. RlcHMoNp. sAN pAsI.o & srEeE

So 5oo-fss acres fronting electric line near
siege. terms.
81 50e-5 acres. nsar San Pablo: rich loan;
fine potato and vegetable land; easy terms
s4750-i0 acres, adjoining the above; fine
rich loan.
81 5oo--In the heart OF tile business and resi-
dence portion of Richmond including corner, 8
elegant lots; sewer laid: half cash
BARTON REALTY COMPANY.
81 Nonadnock building. san Francisco.
Phone Douglas s023.
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JOS. sKIRM & co.

jus. SAIRM q 10.
92I Broadway. Oakland
FOR EiXCHANGE-s0O acres miles from
railroad; 800 acres of good bottom land running
stream the year around: 100 acres suitable for
alfalfa: one OF the best stock ranches lin the
state Of California: this place will carry 200
head OF stock the year around price SO. 500.
Alameda residence; In the best residence dis
trict IN Aiameda and bath: rent is SIS
month wishes some good ranch and
Will pay cash difference.
a beautiful mountain resort in the Santa Cruz
mountains; - acres: want bay property
1874 near Santa Cruz; want bay prop
erfy.
JOS. SKIRSI & CO.
g2I Broadway Oakland.
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PARTNERS WANTED

can be a good salesman or book keeper for old
established firm in good condition. sick part
her wishes 10 sell. Box 2T1S. Call. Oakland.
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BuRLINGAME REAL ESTATE
EAsToN ADDITION NO. 4
a.. MINI -, ~,

TO BURLINGASfE
Beautiful and most unusual all-year home
sites in restricted residence section; only
"a minutes from the city; the BEST VALUE
within easy reach Of San Francisco; no fogs:
Al train service; every city improvement
HAS BEEN installed tnothing to promisel; pure
water; macadamized streets. curbs; cement
sidewalks. sewer pipes. shade trees. electric
lights telephones; tradesmen call and deliver
daily; many charming homes have been
ton: don't buy suburban home until you
have SEEN the EASToN ADDITION TO
BURLINGAME. No. 4. This is HILLSIDE
PROPERTY. west OF the county road and
CAN NOT BE SEEN FROM CAR WINDOWS
Persons purchasing NOW can buy on unusually
easy terms; 10 per cent down. balance $40
month"; Take 1I:40 q. D. IN. train
from Sd and Townsend SITS. on Sunday and
ask the conductor TO stop at Easton Station,
or take the San Mateo electric ears from
station. Write for new maps and price lists.
No one can lose money buying Burlingame
F. j. ROGERS & CO..
l0i RUSS BLDG. go MONTGOMERY ST.
S. 0oo-A wen built colonial house Of s rooms
pantry bath etc: upper and lower yeranda
barn with , stalls and mans room; nearly new
and in perfect condition; convenient TO sta
lions. west OF county road: easy terms to right
unquestienably the best buy In the Burlingame
district Fer further particulars apply +. j.
RODGERS & CO.. 30 Montgomery st.
s.. bungalow of 6 rooms and bath: strictly
modern and up to date: just completed lot
sOx150. A, block from electric cars: 10 min
ufes' walk from Burlingamc: IS minutes
walk from san Msteo: only half cash. balance
TO suit Address box 3s3. San Mateo.
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cARD OF THANKS

RYAN-we desire to express our heartfelt
thanks % our friends for their sympathy.
and beautiful 6OFaI offerings. in our late
bereavement in the loss Of our dearly beloved
husband and father.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
cARp DE THANKS

GERKEN-We herewith desire to thsus our
many friends sOr their comforting words q
sympathy and beautiful floral offerings. ex-
tended 70 Us during cur ia-e bereavement
the loss oS devoted mother and grandmother.
Genevieve 6ferke1.
MR. and MRS HENRY PETERS
and Children
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