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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29
CITY REAL ESTATE

CITY REAL ESTATE
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
or investment. residence and unimprOTed prop
erty at our salesroom Tuesday, March So 1903,
at u O'Clock noon
THESE PROPERTIES MUST BE SOLD.
Referee has been ordered by the superior
court 10 sell the 9 following properties:
Fulton st. north line, 81 feet inches west
Of Franklin; choice building lot. - T:6xl20. with
a rear frontage in Ash av
Franklin St. west line. 1876 feet south OF
McAllister; desirable building lot. 81 :6x55 with
rear frontage in Ash AZ.
1904 Webster St. east line. between Pine and
California; Improvements consist OF a story
dwelling Of rooms and bath and lot p :6xsl;3.
DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT.
So City Hall av.. 100 feet east OF Marshall
square; good, story, brick building contain
ing store re- Snd nd loft I'll, lot @ 25xIoo
125S-l260 9Th Az. between II and 1 stS-: i'm
proyements consist OF story building containing
store with rooms and Tat above of rooms
BRoDERICK ST RESIDENCE.
itI5 Broderiek ST near Pine: story resi-
81 2U0 can remain lot 2Jx100.
P0TRER0 CORNER.
Southwest corner Of 18th 81 and POtrero AZ
Improvements consist OF sheds and barns for 50
horses; lot 1O0x100.
SUNSET FLATS.
12sS-1290 eth between H and I sts: 2
modern fats Of 3 rooms and bath each nicely
finished; rents $55 per month; lot 25xs5
SACRAMENTO ST. FLATS
2S46-4S Sacramento ST near Devisadero. .
fats Of and ana bath each, rented
low al $3S per month; lot 25x127 .Slt feet
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
Lombard St. south line. 27.G feet east OF
Franklin: desirable building lot % :exiOO
Franklin 81, east line. loo feet south OF Lou-
bard; desirable building lot 25x1O0 feet
BUILDING LOT
Yasssr place OF Harrison ST between 2d and
Cd; splendid lot to improve with small tene-
ments; 25x75.
Catalogues and further particulars can be had
at our Office
We beg 10 announce that auction sales OF ctr
realty Will be held monthly at our salesroon
Realty holders desirous OF disDosiEg OF their
properties are invited TO list same with US
c. II. UMBSEN & CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
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MATRIMONIAL
GENTLEMAN native OF Denmark 35 years in
San Francisco and Pacific coast states first
class education. speaks German, and as this
ad implies knows the american language thor
oughiv wants to meet some smart. practical
woman OF robust health about 40 80 years
of age to engage In Il first class legitimate
business; my capital must be edralized by ap-
pIicRnt: object metrimony Box I47I. Call.
ITALIAN lady. young and handsome. good FORM
fine musician, wants the acquaintance of good
man who VIII give ner comfortable home; l
ara of loving disposition and very jolly. Box
l40l Call office
MIDDLE aged refined. cultured young widow.
well to do, generous nature, would marry
well 10 do gentleman of 35 TO 40; highest
references given and required; no triHers. Box
1910. Call Office.
IRISH working girl wants to get married:
have little cash and willing to furnish
home If I can find the right man; no trIfers
Please send letters TO box 1900, Call office.
quantance OF some plain working girl or
widow; object matrimony. Address box 1401
Call office.
YOUNG home loving widow socially inclined
would like TO meet a refined gentleman OF good
appearance. position and character; OBJECT
strictly matTiaony. Box Sos4 Call Oakland.
MARRIAGE paper with photos and P. 0, ad-
dresses: free many wealthy Cupid, box
I2l. Oakland, Cal.
Do not be deceived: the only reliable mstri-
monial bureau you viii find at MRS. A. VOL
TIERS. 1852 Ceary St, established in 1900
Conscientious. respect. matrimonial parlor: Mrs
Hughes, 9s5 Webster Call, write details 25c-
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LEGAL NOTICES

STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.
Notice IS hereby given that a special meeting OF
the stock holders OF THE UNITED INVEST
MENT COMPANY has been called and viii
be held at its principal place for transacting z
business Ia Arizona. 20 Wit at the office q
the company with the Stoddsrd Incorporating
CO... in room 10 in the postoffee. building
in Phoenix, Arizona. L. 5. A. on Tuesday.
April 6. A. d. 1909 az the hour OF I'D eleven
o'clock a m for the purpose os rstifea ri0n
and confirmation OF any and all business trans
acted by the said company from the time of
its organization 70 the date OF said meeting
BY order OF the BOARD OF Directors.
a c. STEITER Secretarv
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No. 4o7-S20 acres Al loan soil. for fruit %
alfalfa: large shade and fruit trees. good build
ugs. $50 per acre
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Where best bargains are found IN hotels, apart
lsat and -odE-ng houses. cats.
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THE firm Of Webster < Broderick has this day
heen dissolved and neither the old firm OF
Webster & Broderick nor George A Webster
viii be responsible for any debts contracted by
dosenh A Rroderick GEO. A MERSTER.
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We WAST MAN
Who understands the grocery business 10 man
axe cf cur stores We supply fun stock
and 1EcUreE. advertising etc
man who can invest 1000 may secure
money making opportunity. Our business
established for gears, adding more
stores and want careful. reliable mea with
The amount specified
Don't reply unless ready 70 invest and stand
Investigation Address box 5000. Cali Office,
Oakland
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

nfATRIMONIAL-Con
HONEST men and women seeking life mates
can find their ideals at 269 Hollis West Oak-
land Informal ton 25c. Society lady
GENTLEMEN find ladies OF wealth and culture
at the only reliable agency. Society Lady
eco Hollis ST. Oakland. Details 25c.
HIGH CLASS folks visit ,frs- de Longs mstTi-
monial pariors and are invariably pleased with
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Notice IS hereby given that a special meeting
Of the stock holders OF the United Investment
Company has been called. and viii Re held al
the ONCE or the company room S22 OF the Phe-
Ian building, On Market st. at the corner OF
O'Farrell st. and Grant az IN San Francisco
Cal, on Wednesday. the 31St day OF March
A. D. 1909. at the hour Of 4 O'Clock D n for
the purpose OF considering and acting upon any
and all business pertaining TO the COMPANY. gen
eral and special which may come before the
meeting. By order OF the board Of directors
4 c STFITER Sacretar-
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THE BEST To BE HAD
All selected special bargains Of the best lands
In Colusa county. the state
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The Smooth Way.

In the last generation Tyler Cobb,
ESQ, was a well known citizen Of
North Bridgewater, now Brockton,
Mass. He was famous throughout
Plymouth county for his witty retorts
and dry humor.
Never having taken q sea trip, Mr..
Cobb one day conceived the idea Of
making a voyage to New York. Ac-
cordingly he sailed from Boston In a
small schooner. The first day out a
storm was encountered and Mr.. Cobb
became violently sick, but after sew
eral hours he mustered up courage and
strength to look out upon the troubled
waters.
As he looked from the side Of the
little ship up the trough Of the sea IT
seemed very smooth TO him The cap
tain's cutting Of the waves was sense
less, he told himself But as this mad
steering continued the unhappy pas
senger finally crawled out on hands
and knees to where the captain stood
at the wheel and, raising his voice
above the din OF waves and wind,
shouted:
''Man, man, keep In the ruts, keep In
the ruts!'
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In the village church OF Comfort,
near Pont-Croix, In western Brittany,
is q very good specimen OF the now
rare wheel Of fortune" II Is made Of
wood, with a row OF bells on fits outer
rim and pivoted between a couple Of
rough beams, altogether very primitive
workmanship. By means Of a cord att
tached to a crank the wheels can be-
made to revolve and set all the bells
a-Jangling. have often heard that
the peasants believe that 1t has mi
raeulous power Of healing when rung
over the head OF a sufferer who has
placed a sou In the box 10 which the
rope Is padlocked. / received remark
able confirmation Of this belief, for
while making a photograph well to
do sailors wife and her husband came
into the church and looked round The
woman asked me II thought there
could be any truth In this belief, as
her child was very backward In learn
ing to talk. her nurse, who came from
those parts, had advised her 70 bring
the baby and ring the bells Of Comfort
over hts head. when he would be sure
10 talk. As she was passing she had
looked In to see II Il was worth trying!
London Chronicle.
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Worked IL on.

Just what may happen to q man who
ISN'T strictly honest was illustrated on
q street car a few days ago. A man
handed the conductor a dollar and
asked for a strip Of tickets. he re-
ceived his FIVE tickets, and then the
conductor fumbled around for change
and managed to make q mistake"
he handed the man two half dollars
instead Of 20 cents. The man put
away the money without saying q
word and in a couple Of minutes work
ed his way to the front Of the car and
got OF. Say, conductor" said an IN
terested observer, did you know you
didn't give that man the right
changer The conductor smiled COM
placently. That's all right" he said
III he'd been honest and returned that
bad half dollar I'd have given him q
good quarter for It I've been trying
to get rid OF that piece OF money for q
week l guess he deserved TO get
stung."-Philadelphia Record.
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ENTHUSIASM FOR Y. N. C. A.
Opportunity to Hear Mr.. Douglass and
Miss Enc {. Grant Appreciated.

Opportunity to Hear Mr.. Douglass and
Miss Enc {. Grant Appreciated.
Interest 4 at high pitch IN the forth
coming spring recital Of the Carlton
avenue branch Of the Young Mems
Christian association, which is to be
held at Memorial hall, Flatbush ave
nue. and Schermerhorn street, Brook
Hn, on Thursday evening, April %.
Joseph h. Douglass, grandson Of Fred
erick Douglass, viii be one Of the chief
attractions on the occasion. The Bos-
tan Globe said not long ago:
The most finished violin performer
or the colored race is Joseph n. Doug
lass, grandson Of the late Frederick
Douglass Of Washington. The young
man has a worldwide reputation as
VIoIinist. he inherited his talent for
the violin from his grandfather, who
was q great lover Of the instrument
and was himself a violinist Of consid-
cradle ability, as was also his son,
Charles Douglass, father Of Joseph"
Miss Ef1e E. Grant, a soprano sing
e. Of the Yale Conservatory Of Music
at New Haven. Conn. win also make
her first appearance before a Brooklyn
audience. Other prominent artists tax
ing part win be II. l. Pryor, dramatic
reader, OF New York; Hollis Smith, the
wonderful boy soprano; the Academy
Male Quartet, Albert s. Williams, the
able pianist; William r Smith, tenor
Soloist, and Professor J. r. R. Wilson,
eccompanist.
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o'TooLEs HARD LUCK.
Herss Which He Had Ridden Was Not
Properly upholstered.

Horss Which He Had Ridden Was Not
Properly upholstered.
After the big parade IN New York on
st Patrick's day on one occasion Felix
O'Toole, who had been one Of the mar
shaIs and who had proudly ridden
past the reviewing stand with head
erect and chest expanded, called on his
sweetheart, Katie o'Flynn, to find out
Il she had seen and recognized him in
the parade.
When Felix entered Katie's little sit
ting room he greeted her enusively.
Good mornin', Felix. Come In and sit
down." she said" For some reason
Felix preferred TO stand. did ye see
me on horseback in tn p'rade yistidy.
KatieF" be asked eagerly.
saOi did that" said Katie, "an' ye
looked foiDe. Felix. sure, an ye did.
Sit down. Felix. OF watched ye fer
trn shquares, an OF would have fol-
lsrs-l rer division, but OF couldn't get
through tn crowd. It was 50 dinse.
Why don't We SIT down, Felix? Phwat
ar We standin' there fer, ranin' on tn
manthel lookin' Iofke an ijiut? sit
DOWN. she commanded.
s'Katie, darlint, OF can't sit down
today nor for sum tonne, OF fear, be
kase the horse OF WIZ a-ridin' yistidy
wasn't properly upholstered on tn top
av his back, an 0Fm not falin' In
q sittin' humor. OF prefers fer to
shtand"N
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pse.itfuI Annsaranees.

A remarkable experience once befeIl
Mark Twain In Australia, which, he
said, determined him never again to
Judge by appearances. He had Just
landed at an Australian port, and, to
his chagrin, there was no porter tn
sight to carry his luggage. Seeing
rough looking. badly dressed old fel-
low leaning idly against post with
his hands in his pockets, the author
beckoned to him and said:
''See here, II you'll carry these bags
up to the hotel I'll give you half
dollar"
The man scowIed darby, and, TAX
ing three or four golden sovereigns
from his pocket, he deliberately threw
them into the sea. scowled at Marx
Twain again and walked away with
out a word.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

encouragement.
Il have q splitting headache" sigha
the beautiful young thing.
~Have You ever tried magnetic heal.
mgr asks the obllging young man
mo. What Is TT"
you rest your head, thus. on my
shoulder, and I pass my arm about
your waist in this manner. Now be
perfectly calm and go e this does not
relieve you"
The position Is maintained for nve,or
ten minutes. and than the obligina
young man asks:
-DOs. your head sehs, any mOrer
aYeees."
.wsl. I'm sorry / dsn't seem able to
relieve You"
he Is about TO remove his arm when
she looks up at him ehteingly and
says:
1T seems to me that Il you have any
eonndencs IN your method you would
be willing to keep On tEying.S Chicago
-A
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MARKED GROWTH OF Y.W.cA
West Fifty-shlrd Street Branch at Ns~
York Has Capable oMesrs.

York Has Capable Ofiesrs.
The growth IN membership, interest
finance and personal helpfulness to
TIE members Of the West FifU-third
street. branch Of the Young WOmen's
Christian association at New York Is
very encouraging. The executive COM
uittee and subcommittee are headed
~ capable women, who have the best
interest Of the work at heart and who
are striving to make the association a
place OF social purity, culture and re-
nnement for the members and the
many strangers and visitors who come
% the city from time to time.
AT the recent Easter exercises the
assembly rooms were crowded at an
early hour. The opening was con-
eucted BY Mrs. Emma 8. Ransom.
In. Virginia e. Scott was In charge
cf the program, which Included these
numbers: Chorus, ''ConQuering King"
hy 7. W. @. A. choir; Miss Elizabeth
Edwards, Mrs. Maggie Clay, Miss Hat
de Montague, Miss Lula Gales, Miss
Hodsden, Miss Eugenia EEelle, Miss
Lorraine Briggs, Mrs. r Seon, Mrs. r.
L Cox In solos, and Rotations were
given by Mrs. NJ. R. Tate, Miss Gussie
Hunter, Miss Martha venable, Mrs.
=. Miles,, Mrs. NJ. L. Carter. Mrs. V.
4. Scott and Miss Aramanthea Hods-
den were the accompanies. Charles
Hm and Mr.. Simeon-were the violin
ist and cornetist respectively.
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nrnnd q. voted Eor Rrnn.

At a recent civil service examination
IN one Of the departments In Washing
ton q cadaverous clay eater from the
baekwoods Of Georgia, who had trou-
baed the waters several times before
without 50 much as producing a ripple.
was asked by the examiner II be were
4 grammarian. BE Strengthened up to
his fun height, shifted bis @chawing
turbacker'' to his left Jaw and replle1
wIth q look Of injured pride IN bis
nee: sNo, sub. An am a Gawgegian,
euh. an An voted for Brine. sub. an
An an proud OF It. subj The exam
iner fen on his face and loosened al
his new store teeth
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~. Y.r,,,s Prominent visItors.

Among the many visitors Of promi
nence at New York during Easter
week were DR.. William 7. Vernon Of
washington, Miss Elizabeth Q. Carter
Of New Bedford, Mass; international
secretary W. A. Hunter Of the 7. II.
Q. Al. ana Dr.. r. D. Stinson Of Morris
Brown college at Atlanta, Ga Dr..
gtinsoa said that the school was IN \
aourishing condition. with an enroll
ment Of a thousand young men and
women Of the race as students. who
are preparing themselves FOR future
usefulness to their race Register
Vernon and Mss Garter were the
guests oe Dr. and MrA B. G. Ran
som
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EnrIi Iain;-i

'You are in the employ Of taat a.!i
Honaire up on the hill, aren't your
snapped the sharp faced woman who
ran the butter and egg shop.
Yes, ma'am," responded the man In
the white apron, ''and want two
pounds Of butter for my masters Ia
Bile. He said he'd send to town after
II, only the roads are 30 bad"
he did, eh? Wei, we are not par
ticular about his trade. Did you tell
him said his money was taintedr
Indeed, did"
"And what did he sayr
''Said so was your blamed old but
ter."-Chlcago News.
The broad ax., 1909-05-29
A Eixed Law.

you are positive this happened on
Tuesdayy' demanded counsel.
Il am" said the witness.
'-Sure It was TuesdayT
yes"
why not Thursday or Fridayr
Because we had chicken that day.
Chicken day is Tuesday where I
board COURIER Journal
The broad ax., 1909-05-29

Actor-Al the newspapers say my
impersonation OF Caesar last night vas
absolutely real Rival-Perhaps that's
90. Everybody I've met says It GER
tainly wasn't acting.
The broad ax., 1909-05-29

4 made enough money m wan
street last week to buy q house and
lot"
did you buy tit"
We'll. no: but l wish I haAS-Nsw
York Herald.
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n. coeLl, DeeIenaien.

The Cooks Deelensien.
HE cook picked up an egg. She
looked at It doubtfuIly.
ITS bad" she said
She dropped It.
sTts worseg' she hastily added.-Ex-
change.
The broad ax., 1909-05-29

Proof.
4 guess their honeymoon = abSat
over"
what makes you think soP
Hes quit coming home for hiBnoon
lunch. S-Detroit Free Pres
The broad ax., 1909-05-29

Preserve yOur Just relations TO ether
men Their misconduct does not aaoct
yOu duties.-Epictetus-
The broad ax., 1909-05-29

Why She Did T.
'~Why b It." they asked, that pa
let your husband have his own way
IN everythfngY'
Because" she replied, 4 M TO
have some one to blame WhsA thngs
90 wrong"
The broad ax., 1909-05-29

Zeal without knowIedss = M szvs.
ditiOn to man IN TIE daEk.-Nsseua.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-08
slEETINGs-LegaI

SEEETINGS-LegaI
ANNUAL meeting of the stock holders Of the
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company viii be
held on Tuesday, March y, 1909. at the hour
uf IL O'Clock a. m-- at the office Of the
lanT- 1Gs Market frOom 210i. san Fran
cisco Gale for the purpose Of eecting directors
for the ensung year and for the considera tiOn
and transaction of such other business as may
cone Before the meeting. Transfer books viii
close Saturday. March 13 1903 BY order
az the president
H. W THOMAS, Secretary.
Dated March s. 1909.
ANNUAL netting OF the stock holders Of the
Oceanic Steamship Company VIII be held on
TUESDAY. March 3 1903, at the hour Of Ii
O'Clock m-. in the office Of the president Of
tiie company. go Clay ST.. San Francisco. Cal.
for tile purpose If electing directors for the
ensuing year and for the consideration and
transaction of such other business as may come
before the mrering Transfer books viii close
on February -. 1909. BY order Of the presi-
DENT H. " THOMAS Secretary
Dofed February 20. 1909.
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MALE HELP wANTED-Continued


& READY,
Leading Employment and Labor Agents,
WHITE PALACE HOTEL BUILDING,
1lth and Market sts., San Francisco.
Phones Market coo and 657.
BRANCHES:
9th aud Franklin sts.. Oakland, Cal.
Phone Oakland 1861.
I'd and Main SITS. and 121 Marchesault St.
Los Angeles, Cal
FREE FARE FREE FARE.
TODAY. OREGON. TODAY.
KLAMATH FALLS-DORRIS
MACHINE DRILLERS,
HAND DRII.LERS,
TUNNEL MEN.
HEADMEN, CORNER MEN.
% machine miners to go today, $3.50.
- headmen, big tunnel $75
70 corner men, big tunnel, $15.
ALL FREE FARE-SHIP TODAY
$. L. r. &c. NJ E. r. r.
WORDEN BRAY, WEED.
ALSO SISKIY0U AND SHASTA
500 men for r. r. work, building new road,
work in the big tunnels, laborers teamsters,
trackmen, spkers. strappers--ALL FREE
FARE. SHIP TODAY.
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lost AND FOUND

Wednesday. February 3 IN Fruitvsle
near or on way 10 r. r. station, an intaglio
watch charm mounted In gold and platinum.
Finder please return 10 or communicate with
A. T.. HANSEN. care S f. Chronicle, S. F.
and receive 50 reward
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WHITE PALACE HOTEL.
SPECIAL NOTICE
15S NEW SINGLE ROOMS, INCLUDING
BATHS; sun AND ELECTRIC LIGHT IN
EVERY ROOM.
$l.50 PER WEEK. CALL AND SEE THEM.
90 SAFE Deposit BOXES.
FREE OF CHARGE TO GUESTS
500 splendidly furnished rooms, 35c SOC and
T5c per day; free bath with every room; /;
largest hotel office and clubroom Pacific
coast. facing Van Ness ay. Baggage checked
and stored free Of charge. Highest grade OF
white help employed.
WHITE PALACE H0TELs-NEVER CLOSED
11th and Market sts., San Francisco.
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MECHANICAL HELP.
CARPENTERS AND OTHERS.
10 carpenters for the city. housework, long
job. So day.
Carriage painter. near city $3.50 day.
Electrical dry battery maker, country, steady
work. SO to So day.
Planning mill man, run handsaw and planer,
factory near city. 50. 80 day.
hlacksmiths. country. $3.50 and So day.
Plasterer. country town. good wages.
Metal polisher. city factory. go day.
: Tinsmith, factory in city, piece work
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-08

I.I EEANcu OFFICE, 1ss1 Fillmore st.. near
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-08
GAS FIxTURE.s AND LIGHTs

GAS fixtures, electric light supplies gas table
lamp comp. So; plumbing. gas fitting. 4T3 Val
sneia nr. 18th. Open evenings Tel Mkt. 5693.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-08

l SQUARE deal for all, no percentage to plumb
ers; baths, heavy roll rim, new from $40 to
$20 toilets, the very best, new, high tank SO
low down S12; sinks. any size. 81. so: new east
iron pipe 1Oc 10 20c foot; few new mantels
with mirrors SO 10 SIS: all kinds OF tiling
new. SOC foot: second hand. 1Jc, save on each
mantel SO TO $50: lumber. So to $40 1O0O
feet 10000 new aud second hand doors. Soc up:
20, 600 windows aud frames TO choose from 25c
TO S4; we buy large and small job lots for
cash; money talks these times; We give yOu
the benefit; give call; see cur stock: ir
viii more than pay YOU DOLAN COMPANY
the biggest dealers in building material on the
coast. 1859 Market st.
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FLATS TO LET-Furnished
FLAT of 10 large sunny rooms; cheap rent: ex-
cellent location, Al furniture: money maker;
only S400- Inquire 217 Church ST.
FURNISHED sunny upper hat of 4 rooms and
bath, S25- 1S2 Clipper St. or Church
GUERRERO St. 95s-Nicely furnished nat Of
rooms; sunny corner
S50-4 room sunny furnished hat: rent $50: no
agents; Fulton ST.. near Fillmore. Address box
1900. Call. 1851 Fillmore st.
20TH ST.. 1920. near Castro-NiceIy furnished
sunny nat, rooms and bath: reasonable.
2oTH ST.. 1920. near Castro--Nieelv furnished
sunny hat. rooms and hath; rear
FLATS For sALE:-Furnished
APARTMENTS rooms. hail. BATH: s blocks
from Emporium: house months old south
and west sun; hot water; rent So. 80: would
sell two new carpets or not rs Haght st.
Phone Park 4S45
FURNITURE for sale in 8 room Hat: newly and
nicely furnished; reasonable. 367 Haight st.
SWELL location. beautifully furnished rooms:
sunshine ell day. worth investigatng 10 to L.
1881 Larkin ST
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-16
BOXING NOTES

Malachy Hogan will referee the Jim
my Clabby-Dick Fitzpatrick bout at
Hammond tomorrow night. A special
train will leave the La Sale street sta
ton for Hammond at $40 tomorrow
evening.
Johnny Thompson is so anxious to
mix with Bat Nelson that he has writ
ten to Promoter Coffroth at San Fran
cisco offering to battle the Dane March
II without asking a penny for his
trouble.
Joe Walcott VS.. Blink Mccarthy and
Tommy Quill VS.. Dave Deshler in ten
round bouts are the events on the box
ing cards tonight at Boston.
Jack DrumgooIe of Chicago Heights
and Howard Morrow of Benton Har-
Dor will meet in a ten round fight at
the Michigan town tomorrow night.
Maurice Sayers and Johnny Murphy
the coast fighter, have been matched
to box fifteen rounds at San Francisco
Friday night.
Julius Stein meets Danny Goodman
and Kid Taylor fights Marty McFadden
in the double windup" bill at Peoria